Early Bow Style Porcelain Shell Sweetmeat Dish

Bow White Glazed Porcelain Shell Form Sweetmeat Dish Unmarked. 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. diam. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

Soft paste porcelain in the form of three conjoined scalloped shells with a central rock pillar supporting a fourth. At the base of the pillar are smaller shells and coral. Painted in underglaze blue

Two Pairs of Sevres Style Porcelain Serving Dishes, After Salvator Rosa (1615-1673), Early Twentieth Century. Comprising a pair of deep oval dishes and a pair of sweetmeat dishes, each transfer-printe

English, early 19th century. A group of Derby porcelain in the Imari style including two square, handled trays, a round stand and a mug, all with red mark, PLUS an unmarked sweet meat dish; tray wd. 1

consisting of 4 luncheon plates, two of which are in an Imari japonisme style, 2 shell form dishes in a chinoiserie style, and 2 smaller plates; all with ornate floral and gold paint decoration h. 2-1

depicting a man and a maiden 7 1/2 inches high

Limoges porcelain shell-shaped sweetmeat dish. [4 1/2" H x 9" W x 9" D]. Gilt wear; no chips or cracks.

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 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

Pair of German Rococo-style porcelain sweetmeat vessels/dishes, each modeled as a figure in the 18th century attire presenting a basket with floral and butterfly motifs, overall with gilt accented pai

Pair of Chinese Export Style Famille Rose Porcelain Sweetmeat Dishes, Possibly Samson Unmarked. 4 3/4 x 8 x 8 in. Chinese Export Porcelain from the Tibor Collection

with wooded box Diameter- 10" Must use 3rd party shipper.

Pair of Antique Style Dresden Porcelain Figural Sweet Meat Dishes. Unsigned. Measures 8-3/8" x 7-1/4" x 6-1/2". Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $200.00 Domestic Shipping: $76.00

Bow White Glazed Porcelain Shell Form Condiment Dish Unmarked. 3 x 5 x 4 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

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 of Meissen-Style Polychrome and Gilt Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Dishes, marked, reclining male and female holding bowls with turquoise ground and floral accents , h. 8 1/2 in., w. 14 in., d. 7 i

Two Japanese Nabeshima-Style Porcelain Dishes , probably early 20th c., incl. octagonal, decorated with flowers and textiles, h. 1 7/8 in., w. 14 1/4 in., d. 11 in.; and round, with peony, chrysanthem

Porcelain sweetmeat dish set. China. Early 20th century. Shaped with dishes with mille fleur decoration in famille rose enamels. Fitted frame. 19.5in.

DESCRIPTION: A Mottahedeh style porcelain serving dish. Features three shell shaped dishes decorated with orange colored floral designs accented with gilt trim to the scalloped rims. The center of the

A Set of Nine Chinese Export Rose Canton Porcelain Sweetmeat Dishes late 19th/early 20th century each painted with birds and flower heads, set in a fitted lacquered box. Height of box 4 1/8 x width 13

Early 20th c. Meissen Porcelain Sweetmeats or Bon Bon Dish, #2875, depicting a woman holding a large flower encrusted bowl, with underglaze blue crossed swords mark on the base, impressed '28' and wit

Pair of Dresden Style Porcelain Figural Sweetmeats Bowls, early 20th c., with a boy and girl holding flower bedecked baskets, on integral circular relief bases, on carved wooden stands, Figures- H.-9

DESCRIPTION: Chinese famille rose porcelain sweetmeat dish featuring scene of four figures with a bat overhead. CIRCA: Early - Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENSIONS: H: 0.75" W: 4" L: 4" CONDITI

Early 19th c. English porcelain pair of botanical shell shaped dishes, pattern 119 or 611. 20 cm x 20 cm.