Sevres or Sevres Style Urn

Pair of Exceptional Sevres-Style Urns fourth quarter 19th century, English, now mounted as lamps, with celeste blue grounds, decorated with allegorical depictions of art on one, and music on the other

With bronze mounted handles and base artist signed Guilpou, size 35"H. Condition shows some crackle in porcelain and very minor paint flaking,consistent with age, over all very good condition.

mounted as lamps, with rose quartz finial Condition: one with restorations to base 9 inches wide; 25 inches high including finial

20th Century Marked: Marbro / Made in France Each with gilt-bronze acorn finial and painted gold scrolling foliage on a gilt-bronze base, 2 pieces Each: 24" H x 6.5" Dia.

French Sevres-Style Palace Urn ca. 1900, decorated with a group in 18th-century costume frolicking in an Arcadian landscape on the obverse and a landscape on the reverse, on a cobalt ground trimmed wi

late 19th / early 20th century; Sevres-style interlaced "L" mark to underside of base; signed "Maxant" to body; in two sections, the body hand-painted with a continuous scene of cherubs in a classical

Pair of Large Gilt Bronze-Mounted Sevres-Style "Bleu Celeste" Covered Urns , scroll and ram's head handles, reserves painted with courting couples and floral decoration, h. 24 1/2 in., w. 11 1/4 in.,

Pair of Sevres-Style Bronze-Mounted Urns 20th century, with panels decorated with figures in 18th-century costume on the obverse and views of castles on the reverse, each framed in raised gilt scrollw

SEVRES-STYLE PAINTED PORCELAIN URNS MOUNTED AS LAMPS, PAIR, H 29":Pair of cobalt blue ground painted porcelain urns. Each with gilt metal handles, marked to underside "Made in France" and mark of cros

Sevres-style interlaced "L" mark; each printed to one side with a courting couple in a landscape reserved on a blue ground; with gilt metal mounts 9 inches wide; 19 1/4 inches high

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century Each with blue underglaze double "L" mark containing "E;" Each signed: L. Bertren Each baluster-form urn centering a painted reserve of a pastoral courting scene with gil

late 19th century; the flared, cobalt-ground neck with raised gilt decoration of Imperial bees and an eagle within a laurel wreath, the ovoid body flanked by raised gilt battle trophies, and polychrom

polychrome and gilt-decorated on white ground, painted to one side with a scene of figures and a carriage, and to the other with a chateau in a landscape; 36 inches high

Impressive pair with bronze mounts and cartouches with hand painted courting scenes. Sevres mark with T under lid. 26 x 15 x 9 inches

20th century; painted with a continuous scene of a couple in a landscape; with gilt metal mounts; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 41 3/4 inches high

20th century; painted with a continuous scene of a couple in a landscape; with gilt metal mounts; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 41 3/4 inches high

mounted as a table lamp with gilt bronze fittings 36 1/2 total inches high; the urn: 7 inches wide; 20 1/2 inches high

each hand-painted with a continuous scene of allegorical figures in a landscape 37 1/2 x 14 in. (95.3 x 35.6 cm.)

Early 20th century, each with gilt intertwined ''L''s enclosing ''S'' over ''France / Hand Painted'' to underside and signed to one reserve ''Guy'', each with a pinecone-form finial over a dual-handle

each decorated to each side with a landscape panel within gilt borders, mounted as table lamps on metal bases each 17 1/2 inches high to top of handles; 29 1/2 inches high to top of finials

each with gilt metal mounts; Condition: one missing metal base; 5 inches diameter; 10 1/2 inches high

late 19th c., artist sgn. Pelot, 11”h

French Sevres-Style Bronze-Mounted Porcelain Covered Urn ca. 1900, decorated with an artist in 18th-century costume, painting a lady in a garden, the reverse with a view of a chateau, the base and cov

Sevres-style porcelain bolted urn featuring a Victorian Lady & Gent in a garden on the front and a country scene on the back, signed by artist Marin, possibly Alice Mille Marin. Several colors of lust