13PCS W. T. COPELAND PORCELAIN, CA 1855

Rosewood Victorian half tester plantation bed, queen size with mosquito poles, signed C. Lee, from Natchez home,11 ft. 2 in. T, 83 in. L, 71 in. W., ca. 1855.

Pair of English Porcelain Vases, ca. 1855, with Chinoiserie figural decoration on a yellow ground, gilt banding, unsigned, 7" high, 2 3/4" diam. Good condition.

(12) WT Copeland & Sons porcelain dinner plates, embossed scrollwork border with elaborate gold trim, 10-1/2" dia, no condition issues noted, no knife marks

W.T. COPELAND & SONS Pair Porcelain Tea Cups With Saucers, made in Boston, white with blue pagoda building & floral motif, gilt detail, condition consistent with age and use, verso of saucers and cups

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

Lockett, Baguley & Cooper Porcelain Partial Dessert Service ca. 1855, English, painted with flowers set onto scrolled borders against a vermicelli ground, with pierced, cream-trimmed edges, the servic

DIMENSIONS APPROX 6.5X9X6CM.

Antique 1855 Pewter Tankard W Porcelain Inlay of Couple Scene. Measures 6 inches high x 5 inches wide x 4 inches deep.

155 x 155 x 90mm. 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). W

DIMENSIONS APPROX 6.5X9X6CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest o

MEASURING APPROX 7.5 X 5.5CM HIGH. Please follow us on Instagram to stay updated with our current and future auctions: @albinus_auctions. Study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representat

Prudent Mallard three quarter tester Rosewood plantation bed with elaborate carved crowns and mosquito net poles, ca. 1855, 6 ft. W, 77 in. L, 10 ft. 5 in. T.

Mid 19th c. W.T. Copeland and Sons Parian bisque porcelain classical figural group titled "The Golden Age" depicting man feeding fruits to mother and child with dog , signed on rear of base 13" x 18"

Germany, porcelain, ca 1930, Lobster w/Bag, 2 1/4 in, Standing Lobster, 3 in, Lobster on Pot, 3 3/4 in, all are souvenirs, C8-9.

19th C. Blue and White Porcelain, W T Copeland & Son, Primrose, Service for 6 Tea Set on an unusual Lazy Susan Round Tray. Showing some flaws and cracks. Very unusual set. Size: 8 in. height tea pot;

Chinese Paintings on Porcelain Ca. 19th.c., H 10" W 15" 4 pcs | Hand painted waterfront landscape scenes. Rosewood frames 13" X 16.5" with rosewood back panels. Nice quality images. Provenance: From t

MEASURING APPROX 10 X 8CM HIGH.

113-Piece Hand-Painted & Gilt Porcelain Dinner Service by W.T. Copeland & Sons for Gilman Collamore & Co.late 19th century6 1/4 x 14 x 8 inches (largest)10 in. diameter (plate)

Title: THE HISTORY OF IRELAND Author: Thomas W right Publishing: London Printing & Publishing, London, Ca. 1855 Edition: 1850 edition Subject: Irish History 3 Volumes. Half-calf with morocco labels. H

Antique Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Bowl w Foo Dogs, ca. 19th century. D. 8.25 inches, h. 2.75 inches.

After Gabriel Von Max Painting On KPM Porcelain Ca. 1900, "Das Liebesgeheimnis", H 9.5'' W 7'' | "Das Liebesgeheimnis" or "The Secret of Love". Incised KPM mark under scepter on verso. Also incised "9

After Fra Angelico (German) Porcelain Plaques Ca. 1900, H 8" W .25" 1 Pair | After the originals in the Tabernacle of the Linaioli, Florence. in custom fitted frames. Provenance: Property from the col

Chinese Hand Painted Porcelain Plaque Ca. 1900-1920, H 14.75" W 9.75" | Southern Chinese landscape featuring figures amongst flowering trees in spring. Calligraphy poem upper right. Framed 20" X 14.5"

After Jean-Marc Nattier (German) Painting On Porcelain, Ca. 1900, Madam Sophie De France, H 8.5'' W 5.7'' | Presented with garland of flowers across bodice. Unsigned. Indistinguishable impressed mark