A Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Plates

A Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Plates 20th Century each marked to the underside. Diameter 8 3/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection

Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Plates, marked, reserved with various royal crests, rims with scenes of Bacchanalian revelery, dia. 10 in. Provenance: Michael W. Murphy, El Dorado, AR.

Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Dinner Plates, 20th century. Each plate has handpainted armorial crests and elaborate parcel-gilt and polychrome painted Bacchanal scenes in bas-relief to

Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Dessert Plates, 20th century. Each plate has handpainted armorial crests and elaborate parcel-gilt and polychrome painted Bacchanal scenes in bas-relief to

Set of Twelve Capodimonte Porcelain Dinner Plates Blue and gilt painted marks. 10 3/4 in. diam.

* (7 1/2" dia) Some rub to decoration

Sevres (French), mark used 1804-1809, 19th century. Set of twelve gilded armorial porcelain dinner plates having a scrolled anthemion decorated rim encircling the insignia of Napoleon III as Emperor o

Thirty-four (34) pieces Ernst Bohne Sons Capodimonte-style Neo-Classical Armorial hard-paste porcelain demitasse set plus luncheon plates, having parcel-gilt and polychrome painted Bacchanal scenes in

Collection of twelve Capodimonte hand-painted porcelain plates. Each with an Armorial motif having regal coat of arm medallions, encircled by scrolled acanthus, and an embossed rim with figures in rel

Twelve (12) Ernst Bohne Sons, Germany Capodimonte-style Neo-Classical Armorial hard-paste porcelain dessert plates, having parcel-gilt and polychrome painted Bacchanal scenes in bas-relief to scallope

Georges Boyer (French, 20th century). Set of twelve cream dinner plates with lion and shield armorial. Marked appropriately underneath. Approx. w. 10"

DESCRIPTION: (12 Pc) An antique Capodimonte set of twelve dessert plates in white glazed porcelain with a light grey and magenta floral central decoration and with an embossed relief rim depicting a d

A partial set of Chinese armorial Export porcelain dishesComprising twelve dinner plates, ten salad plates, and two saucers. (24)largest diameter 10 1/2in (26.5cm)

Collection of twelve Old Capodimonte hand-painted porcelain "Napoleon a' Josephine" dinner plates. Each with an Armorial motif having regal coat of arms, gilt lion ramparts, and scrolled acanthus bord

possibly by Rockingham 12 plates and 12 soup bowls, 10" diameter 19th century

circa 1900, England. with bold blue and gilded edge. marked at base Minton with retailer mark Tatmon Chicago. W10 1/4" From the collection of a prominent Chicago, Illinois family.

DESCRIPTION: Set of twelve porcelain plates by Wedgwood commemorating the 25th anniversary of their Garden Club of America, each featuring a different set of garden scenes from various cultures framed

Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Set of twelve porcelain plates with hand-painted designs depicting flowers and insects against a white background and a gilded rim. Each plate is marked with the Royal Copen

Fine set of twelve porcelain plates with center floral arrangement and gilded gold borders. Manufactures marks to underside. Depossee France. 10.25dia

A Set of Twelve Versace Porcelain Plates Manufactured by Rosenthal, 20th Century Diameter 12 inches. Property from a Chicago Collector

A Set of Twelve Limoges Porcelain Plates Ahrenfeldt, Mid-20th Century retailed by C. Reizenstein Sons, Pittsburgh, PA; each hand decorated with Chelsea birds and gilt accents. Diameter 10 3/8 inches.

each with blue mark [lamb] over 'Dresden" over "Germany", and with gilt-covered rose mark; Condition: good; no chips, cracks or scratches; one with very slight wear to gilding on rim, decoration other

A Set of Twelve Coalport Porcelain Plates 20TH CENTURY retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York. Diameter 9 1/2 inches.

Set of Twelve Paris Porcelain Plates Decorated with Scenes of Europe Unmarked. 8 3/4 in. diam. Note: These plates were illustrated in an apartment in The Dakota, House & Garden, November 1986.