Paris Porcelain Empire Teacup & Saucer ca. 1790

DIMENSIONS APPROX 13.5x13.5x12.5CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 13.5x13.5x12.5CM.

Christopher Potter, Rue de Crussol, Circa 1790. Comprising 1 teapot and stand, 1 sugar bowl and cover, 1 cream jug, 8 teacups, 6 coffee cups and 7 saucers; the serving pieces each painted on the front

95 x 95 x 60mm. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We

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40 x 40 x 60mm. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We

Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We aim to ship all

140 x 140 x65mm. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We

MEASURES APPROX SAUCER 14CM; TEACUP 11 X 5.6CM. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurat

40 x 40 x 70mm. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest of the world. Dispatched from the UK). We

Group of 11 French old Paris porcelain teacups, saucers, and figures of canaries. All of the hand painted pieces feature depictions of birds. Including pieces by Ancienne Manufacture Royale in Limoges

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PARIS PORCELAIN TEACUP AND SAUCER painted with panels of flowers on a rich gilt ground. 12.5 cm diameter. (2)

An elegant French Empire style Vieux Paris porcelain cup and saucer. The duo is decorated with gilt banding on a white background with a gilt-washed interior. The cup is enhanced with a curule-formed

c.1820 Paris porcelain Empire tea cup and saucer. Heavily gilded with floral spray swags, Empire style urns and roundels between. Moulded handle with biscuit roundel terminal depicting the sun God Apo

Pieces appear to be PARIS PORCELAIN, (no apparent markings). Lot includes 1 cup and 1 saucer. Each have depiction of countryside landscapes, gilt rims and other gilt areas. Saucer measures approximate

Pieces appear to be PARIS PORCELAIN, (no apparent markings). Lot includes 1 cup and 1 saucer. Each have depiction of countryside landscapes, gilt rims and other gilt areas. Saucer measures approximate

An elegant pair of antique Russian Empire porcelain teacups with saucers, Gardner Factory, Verbilki. The set is painted in sky blue and decorated with a gilded band of foliate and geometrical ornament

A lot of vintage Polish porcelain teacups and saucers by Bogucice. Ca. 1952 to 1993. A total of 7 identical tea pairs. White pieces with black transfer-printed ornaments and gilt rims. B Made in Polan

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PARIS EMPIRE PORCELAIN CUP AND SAUCER together with a later French Sevres style cup and saucer. 11 cm diameter. (4)

An elegant French Empire style Vieux Paris porcelain cup and saucer. The duo is decorated with gilt striping on a white background with a gilt-washed interior. The cup is enhanced with a curule-formed

DESCRIPTION: Lot of fifteen teacups with matching saucers from designers including Limoges, Capodimonte, Porcelain of Paris, Spode, Aynsley, Royal Grafton, and Staffordshire. Capodimonte set is decora

Late 19th/early 20th century, each teacup inscribed for retailer ''Jacquel / S. Rue de la Paix / Paris'' and signed to central painted reserve ''E. Ahail'', a pair of blue-ground porcelain teacups, ea