PAIR OF 19th CENTURY MEISSEN SWEET MEAT DISHES

PAIR OF 19th CENTURY MEISSEN SWEET MEAT DISHES. Height: 7 in. by Width: 10 in. by Depth: 6.5

Pair of 19th C. Meissen Sweet Meat Figural Dishes. Measures H: 4 3/4" W: 7"

John Bevington (English), 19th century. Pair of Meissen-style figural porcelain sweetmeat dishes with a reclining male and female holding floral decorated baskets. Appropriately marked. Approx. h. 6.5

Pair of Large Meissen Figural Sweet Meat Dishes, 19th C. Measures H: 6 1/2" W: 11 1/4"

Pair of Meissen figural sweetmeat double dish, 19th Century. Woman and man with blue underglaze and gilding. Underglaze blue marks. Largest width 10 in, height 6.5 in. Minor chip to shell on male figu

Assembled Pair of Jacob Petit Paris Porcelain Sweet Meat Dishes mid-19th century, inspired by similar Meissen examples, decorated, respectively, with a male and female figure in 18th-century costume o

A Pair Of Meissen Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Dishes Late 19Th/Early 20Th Century Modeled To Show A Reclining Gentleman And Lady In 18Th Century Garb Raised On The Conforming Base Worked To Show Rocai

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Dishes late 19th/early 20th century modeled to show a reclining gentleman and lady in 18th century garb raised on the conforming base worked to show rocai

Meissen (German), 19th century. Pair of blue and white onion pattern figural sweetmeats depicting a male and female holding lozenge form dishes. Appropriately marked to underside, "2858". Approx. h. 7

Four Continental PorcelainsA mid-19th century Meissen sweetmeat dish centered with a quatrefoil landscape scene, the wide rose-pink and gilt border painted with delicate dock-side scenes, underglaze c

19TH C. MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL SWEET MEAT DISH. MEASURES H: 4 3/4"

Pair of 19th century Anglo-Irish sweetmeat dishes.

LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY MEISSEN FIGURAL PORCELAIN SWEETMEAT DISHES the trays modelled to show a seated woman and man, each in 18th Century clothing holding the sweetmeat dish, the dish with a gil

Pair 19th Century German Porcelain Shell Form Sweetmeat Dishes, ca. 1880 Modeled with shell forms and decorated with floral sprigs Furstenberg Porcelain Factory (1850-1894) with blue F 6 in. h. x 6 in

(3) Meissen Sweet Meat Dishes 19th century. marked with blue crossed swords and numbered. 5 1/2 x 5 3/4 in. A Westchester county estate.

Pair of 18/19th Century Meissen White Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Servers. Signed with Crossed Swords Mark. Typical losses, The boy figure is a bit loose. Each measures 7-1/2 inches tall, 11 inches le

Pair of 19th century hand painted Continental figural porcelain sweet-meat dishes, probably Sitzendorf, each 6"h x 11"l x 4"d.

Chinese, mid to late 19th century. A pair export porcelain sweet meat dishes with "Clobbered" style for European market. Red and floral decoration over blue and white porcelain. Marked on underside wi

MEISSEN - LARGE PORCELAIN SWEET MEAT DISH, 19th C Marked with blue underglaze crossed swords and numbers. CONDITION: The item is described to the best of our knowledge. Please refer to pictures and em

French, 19th century,. Pair of parcel gilt and patinated bronze mythological sweetmeat dishes in the renaissance taste, each having a shell-form body surmounted by Neptune, supported by the figure of

sweet meat dishes with "Clobbered" style for European market. Red and floral decoration over blue and white porcelain. Marked on underside with red chop mark. Approx. w. 8", d. 3.375".

Late 19th Century hand painted German porcelain figural sweetmeat dishes. Depict a recumbent man and lady, each holding a oval shaped bowl with blue decorations. Measure 7" - 7 1/2" x 11" - 12 1/2". S

A MEISSEN BLUE ONION SWEETMEAT SHELL FORM DISH, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS AND PAINTER'S MARKS, PRESSENUMMER 40, INCISED W95, 19TH CENTURY, modeled as a double shell form dish centering an arched loop handle

Pair of French Tole Peinte and Mother-of-Pearl Sweetmeat Dishes, mid-19th c., modeled as standing male and female blackamoor figures with shell form dishes, h. 9 in IMPORTANT: All purchases must be re