A two-handed bowl, Meissen, after 1950, second quality,

Breakthrough bowl on three feet, Meissen, after 1950, 2nd quality, polychrome painting in the mirror with red rose, openwork flag, gold rim, Ø 20 cm

(lot of 10) Continental porcelain tableware, including: (1) Meissen ashtray, hand-painted floral spray with tulip, approx 8"diam, (1) Meissen "Rose Pink" reticulated bowl, second quality, approx 2"h,

Probably of German origin, 18th to early 19th C. The smaller hand painted with birds and figural spout. Unmarked, of Meissen quality. The second missing its lid.

Two antique Meissen miniature cups / bowls in hand-painted porcelain. Museum quality. Dated 1773-1814. Largest measures: 45 x 32 mm. In very good condition. Stamped: Marcolini. Reserve: $588.00 Shippi

(lot of 28) German blue and white porcelain service, Meissen, in the "Blue Onion" pattern, assembled, comprising: (5) cream soup bowls, approx 8"diam, (8) compote bowls, bearing second quality mark un

Set of 8 Hand Painted Soup Bowls by Meissen, c. 1920s, crossed sword logo with dotted handles and two scratches denoting these as "seconds," diameter 9.25 inches, floral pattern.

Two pieces of mid-century art pottery: A 1950's Marcello Fantoni 'for Raymor' - 4" tall x 7.5" across, rimini blue and green volcanic lava handmade bowl. The second item is a 1949 Eugene Deutch 4" tal

Two Caré bowls, Meissen, marks 1957-1972, 1st and 2nd choice, form New Cutout, decor Indian Purple, ornamental gilding, w. 18 and 22 cm

Three oval bowls, Meissen, marks 1950-1980, depuat, polychrome painting with decoration Red Rose, 2 fitting curved bowls, l. 15 and 19 cm, 1 bowl Neubrandenstein, l. 27 cm

Circa bis 27 cm im Durchmesser. Porzellan. Blaue Schwertermarke. Gewellter Goldrand und Goldstaffage. Zustand siehe Fotos. English Title: Two square bowls Meissen. 1st choice. Decor "Indian purple".

Federal Shape Syracuse China Dinnerware, 75 Pieces. Includes 12 two-handed serving bowls, 2 teacups, 1 creamer dish with no lid, 12 saucers, 12 small plates, 12 medium plates, 12 large plates, and 12

Two matching Meissen bowls, decorated with couples and cherubs, together with another cherub decorated bowl. Dimensions:  (2) - 3" H x 4.5" W;   

4 Pc. Meissen tea set and two Meissen bowls, all with pink and gilt decoration on the white ground and with blue underglaze crossed sword marks. Largest tea set piece is 10"H; bowls are 14"H x 8.75" D

1) a girl dressed in a yellow outfit, holding a stick and a basket, with a dog at her feet and sheep in the background; a male figure reclines under a tree, 2) a well dressed couple strolling in a buc

Dinner Set for 12 persons, 43 pcs., Meissen, mark after 1950, 2nd quality, Shape New cut, decor Indian purple light, 12 Appetizer plates, 1 with chip, Ø 22 cm, 12 dinner plates, Ø 25 cm, 2 saucers,

Cachepot, Meissen, brand after 1950, 1st quality, lateral handles in the form of boundbranches, vine leaf decoration in underglaze green, Ø 19 cm German Translation: Cachepot, Meissen, Marke nach 195

Two Antique Meissen Bowls Hand Painted with Flowers and Gold Gilt Decorated High Relief Leaves. Both bowls have the blue cross swords mark. The larger bowl is marked with a blue number .63. The smalle

Largest one is yellow with white band and measures 11 3/4" wide by 5 7/8" tall tiny hairline. The second bowl has two series of three blue concentric bands and has a small chip on rim. The last yellow

Blue Onion Plates and Bowls of Assorted Makers, including pieces by Blue Meissen, Staffordshire, Meissen, Cauloon Ware, plates, footed bowl, an associated lid, a bowl, soup bowls, two Blue Meissen and

Two ceramic footed bowls. Raymor, 1950's Size 14w x 16d x 6 3/4h and 3 1/2w x 8 1/2d x 5 1/4h

The articles as shown, two higher quality bowls with applied glass ornaments and two with control bubble technique attributable to Pairpoint. Sizes range from 12 to 25.5 inches. We happily provide sea

Attributed to Archimede Seguso, two millefiori glass bowls, circa 1950. Unsigned. Dimensions: Larger 5.5" W Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Attributed to Archimede Seguso, two millefiori glass bowls, circa 1950. Unsigned. Dimensions: Largest 5.5" diam Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

early 20th century; scalloped bowl with fruit and foliate relief decoration, 10 3/4 in. Diam., and scalloped bowl with molded gilt decorated relief decoration and painted floral sprigs, 11 in. Diam.