2 Royal Crown Derby Covered Urns

2 sweet Royal Crown Derby covered urns with heavy gold and faces. All in nice condition, 1 red and 1 yellow. 5" wide, 5" tall.

(Lot of 2) Royal Crown Derby porcelain covered urns retailed by Tiffany & Co., date code for 1909, each of campana form pained with floral bouquets reserved on a gilt heightened pink ground, (covers r

Two Royal Crown Derby Extensively Gold Porcelain Vases, late 19th C., with gilt flowers on a pale green ground; including a covered urn and an ovoid vase with cover, marked Geo. C. Shreve & Co., San F

Royal Crown Derby Tea Pot, Richard Ginori Cache Pot, & Limoges Covered Urn. 16 1/2" H (Tallest)

Royal Crown Derby Covered Urn. Porcelain urn has a bulbous gourd form with raised rim and domical lid with spherical finial; gilt and enamel decorated with blue flowers, cobalt blue rim and lid with r

Royal Crown Derby covered urn, drilled for electricity. 18 inches tall

2 Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Urns. 1) Porcelain urn has a squat form with short bottle neck and applied gilt side handles and lid; the pink body is gilt and enamel line decorated with fruit tree bran

A tall Royal Crown Derby porcelain covered urn, late 19th century, painted with portrait of beauty signed 'Landgraf', the obverse with floral spray signed 'Bier', reserved on a gilt decorated pink gro

elaborate gold leaves on salmon field, openwork design in cover, 16" tall, made for Theodore B. Starr, New York, circa 1890, museum deaccession numbers, base excellent, top repair

TRAY 2PC. ROYAL CROWN DERBY, 5.5" COVERED URN + 5"H X 6.5"W X 4"D COVERED SAUCE

Rare Royal Crown Derby covered incense urn, 9" ht., with gilt ram's head at top of base and a swirling snake in between, condition: upon close inspection we noticed one horn at tip had been repaired a

Pair Royal Crown Derby porcelain covered urns for Tiffany & Co., 1909. A pink ground each with colorful hand painted florals to one side, framed by ornate gilt foliate and floral decoration. Gilt scro

Royal Crown Derby Tall Covered Porcelain Urns Matching pair having cobalt blue background with a floral design signed 'A F Wood', marked 'Royal Crown Derby', 'England' and 'Spaulding & Co. Chicago' on

Two Antique Royal Crown Derby Oval Covered Vegetable Dishes in the early Kings Pattern #3615. With mark used from 1891 to 1921 by the Osmaston Road factory. Each measures approximately 11" long. Weigh

Exquisite Leroy Signed Royal Crown Derby Hand Painted Covered Urn, fine enameling, approx 3.5" x 6"

English, early 20th C. "Old Imari" pattern number 1128, with gilded accents and hand painted red and cobalt blue floral and geometric motifs surrounding. Inscribed makers marks to the underside of the

Collection of 12 English Porcelain Urns & Trays including Coalport, Royal Worcester, Royal Crown Derby, and Wedgwood. Covered urns 5.5" H Property from life long collectors, Fairfield, CT

Lot of 12 porcelain and ceramic items including two ceramic Wedgwood-style vases, Royal Crown Derby pitcher, pair of covered urns, Herend box, others. Conditions vary, some losses, all sold together "

Royal Crown Derby(England, founded 1750)Two Vases and a Covered Urnearly 20th centuryporcelaineach signed with firm's mark to the underside and the third further marked "W.H. Glenny Sons & Co., B

A Royal Crown Derby Repousse Ware Gilt Porcelain Vase. Together with a Royal Crown Derby gilt porcelain double-handled covered urn. All bearing maker's mark 10.25" x 6.25"

Two Royal Crown Derby Gilt Porcelain Items. Including one covered urn and one vase. All bearing maker's mark Taller: 8.5"

DESCRIPTION: A covered Royal Crown Derby urn, date marked for 1904. This is a two handled porcelain urn. The background colour is a cobalt blue hue with a royal green coloured band around the upper mi

Four Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Covered vessels, a pot & pourssie, 2 jars, a bottle,. late 19th and early 20th C., with gilt flowers on a gilt and cobalt ground. {QZEIG5215/4} (WK) Dimensions: From 5

(Lot of 4) Pair of Royal Crown Derby porcelain urns and pair of Sevres style porcelain platters, late 19th/early 20th century, the first pair of covered urns each with nautical scene by W.E.J. Dean, r