Two Limoges Silhouette Plaques

TWO LIMOGES PLAQUES. Two Limoges enamel plaques on copper by P. Bonnet. (1) The Gold Rush 1848. Signed: P. Bonnet Mf.Limoges France. #20 of 100. in black frame. (1) The Forgotten American. Signed: P.

Lot of French porcelain. One plaque and two dishes. Limoges plaque with still life: L 13-6/8" W 9-1/2" Small dish with pink flowers: L 9-7/8" W 4-1/2" Long dish with colorful flowers around rim and in

1893-1894; each signed "Louis Bourdery" and dated verso; one depicting Christ, the other Madonna and Child with cherubs; together in one frame; 4 3/4 inches diameter; 10 1/4 x 16 3/4 inches frame

late 19th century; each with painted bird in landscape, with gilt scroll borders, 12 in. Diam.

SMALL HAND PAINTED PLAQUES. MARKED MADE IN FRANCE. EASEL BACK. 3" DIAM

Two French Limoges Porcelain Plaques 20th century, including an enamel plaque by R. Restoueix, depicting a painting of Madame Pompadour by Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770), with a brass tag marked

Two French Limoges enamel plaques decorated with figures in parlor settings. Housed in ornate brass frames. Frames 3-1/2" W x 3-1/4" H.

Two Limoges Enamel Oval Portrait Plaques after Jacques Laudin I (French, 1627-1695)  Likely 19th Century depicting Roman Emperors Vespasian (Flavius Vespasianus X) and Caligula (Caesar Caligula I

TWO LIMOGES HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN PLAQUES. One depicting a woman with feathered hat holding flowers, artist signed lower right, the plaque 9.75 inches x 7.5 inches. Together with an oval plaque depic

Limoges two bird plaque, deeply scalloped border trimmed in gold

Limoges Two Bird Plaque, artist signed Fancy, LRL France. Scalloped gilt decorated rim

Neo classical images of women. Both marked Limoges, France on the back. Dimensions are: Largest - 10" long, 6" wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Plaque with woman reaching up has a fe

Two Limoges Enamel on Copper Portrait Plaques, c. 1925, by Georges Papault (French, 1896-1965), sight 4 1/2 in. x 3 1/2 in., framed.

One in blue with woman and boy and the other in black with Diana the Huntress. Dimensions are: 7 3/4" long, 5" wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Black plaque has some factory bubbles.

Two signed vintage Limoges enamel on copper plaques including a large un-framed hand painted plaque featuring a fall landscape by a river signed " P, Bonnet, MF Limoges" (7"H x 9 1/2"W) and a smaller

Item/Description: Set of 2 gilt & floral design porcelain plaques. Pink background with gold gilt scroll work surrounding floral design on white. Back marked Limoges France / Halga Paris France. Limog

Assorted Sterling, Limoges, Delft, Trifari: Sterling heart bar pin and cross pin, the heart is set with marcasites. Two porcelain plaques, one marked Limoges and in a silver frame. Two pins, one Delft

Two (2) Jean Paul Loup Limoges Enamel On Copper Plaques "L"Automne", "Le Printemps". Signed and numbered. Plaques measure 7-1/2" x 10-1/2" (sight) , frames measure 14-1/8" x " x 17-1/4". Condition: Go

Two (2) Jean Paul Loup Limoges Enamel On Copper Plaques "L'Hiver", "L'Ete". Signed and numbered. Plaques measure 7-1/2" x 10-1/2" (sight) , frames measure 14-1/8" x " x 17-1/4". Condition: Good condit

Plaque Marked C&H Limoges Porcelain, 13", Two French Individuals On Battlefield, Artist Signed, Heavy Gold Trim, Texas Private Collection.

A GROUP OF TWO FRENCH GILT METAL JEWELRY CASKETS WITH FOIL ENHANCED LIMOGES ENAMEL PLAQUES, PARIS OR LIMOGES, CIRCA 1880-1900, the stamped gilt metal caskets fitted with brilliant foil overlay Limoges

Handsome figural brass wall hanger with eagle seal along with a limoges portrait plaque signed on verso. Each in good condition. H9" W9 1/2" H4 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Camden, South Carolin

late 19th Century, depicting a genuflecting haloed boy receiving the Eucharist from a haloed priest, set into a tooled leather and velvet-lined easel-back frame with two doors h. 4-5/8 w. 3 in. (plaqu

19th Century Box. See Photos For Damage, Scuffs, And Scratches. Top Is Cracked And Appears To Have Old Repair. Left Plaque Shows Cracks, But Is In Tact. Bronze Tazza Is Late 19th Or Early 20th Century