PAIR OF TURQUOISE GROUND MINTON CABINET PLATES

19th c. Minton cabinet plate painted with a grouse in landscape, with turquoise and gilt ground and acid etched border, retailer's mark for A B Daniell & Son Wigmore Street London. 24cm diameter

Minton porcelain Aesthetic Movement cabinet plate designed by Christopher Dresser, c. 1875, the broad border decorated with Japanese style enamel decorated against a turquoise ground and a gilded mono

Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, the enamelled turquoise ground body profusely covered in enamelled Japanese style Prunus, bird and butterfly. Provenance Nick Boston Antiques; 9 1/2" Catalogued and cura

Pair of Rare Minton Pate-sur-Pate Cabinet Plates ca. 1894, English, signed by Lawrence Birks, decorated with pate-sur-pate central panels on a cream ground, with frolicking cherubs and swirling diapha

including a turquoise and floral example marked for T. Goode & Co., 9.5in., and a castle scenic on lavender ground marked for James Green & Nephew, 9.25in., each with impressed Mintons mark (the castl

Aesthetic Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body within a wide turquoise border of enamelled panels and geometric ornament, with a pierced Greek key bord

Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, the white ground body within a wide turquoise border of enamelled panels and geometric ornament and a centre of sprays of flowers; 9 1/2

Pate Sur Pate Cabinet Plate c.1880 designed by Desire Leroy, the white ground body with a wide turquoise border decorated with birds and butterflies in the Limoges enamel style with a monogram to the

Movement Cabinet Plate c.1875, the white ground body with a wide turquoise border of Chinese ornament with a central panel with birds in branches; 9 1/4" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

Circa 1899, Minton (British, founded 1793); design attributed to Christopher Dresser (British/Scottish, 1834-1904); Aesthetic Movement; turquoise ground with polychrome florals; mounted on faux wood s

Pair of Mintons, England porcelain and enamel cabinet plates, having gilt reticulated borders, a frieze design of birds and shells, and central gold embossed medallion, retailed by L.B King, Detroit,

Denuelle A Paris (French), circa 1815. Pair of Empire gilt ground cabinet plates with cameo portraits of Zenon (Zeno) and Paris, both figures in Greco-Roman mythology and history. Maker's mark stamped

Pair of Minton's Pate-Sur-Pate cabinet plates, possibly decorated by Albion Birks, each with pierced and gilded fret-decorated rims surrounding a wide border with white slip-decorated birds, butterfli

With a raised gilded border, a central cartouche, and a polychrome coronet. Comprising six dinner plates. Dia. 25.4 cm (10 in.)

Pair of Turquoise-Green-Ground Famille Rose Flower Plates A.Diam.14.9cm, Height:3.4cm, B.Diam.14.8cm, Height:3.2cm, Provenance: Sold or sent out by Yanqing Hall (延清堂) previously.Acqui

A Minton cabinet plate of black ground with a pate-sur-pate classical scene of Fortuna playing with Cupid; the border decorated with scrollwork gilding.Together with a fragment from a cabinet plate, s

(lot of 12) Minton cabinet plates, each having a gilt and cranberry decorated border, with foliate accents on a cream ground, 10.5"dia

Copeland Spode, set (11) signed cabinet plates, 20th c., England, set (11) dinner size cabinet plates, each with hand-painted Camellia flower at center, signed "A. Ball", on turquoise ground, with gil

ten plates retailed by AD Daniell & Son, London, 1870s, the plates feature a wide turquoise ground border lavishly enhanced by raised gilt garlands and medallions, each plate is centered with a differ

An exquisite set of 4 hand painted Minton cabinet plates. Each plate features 6 elongated turquoise, ivory to cream coloured panels which are elaborately decorated with raised 22-karat gold scrolling

Set (12) Minton's porcelain cabinet plates, 20th c., English, gilded cranberry banded border on cream ground, factory mark to underside, 10.5"dia

A SET OF TWELVE MINTON PORCELAIN PLATES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. The rims decorated with etched and enameled scrolls containing turquoise ground cartouche. Diameter 10.5 inches (26 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:J

A near pair of English porcelain plates, each with a central hand-painted pastoral scene surrounded by reticulated gilt borders of interlocking lacework and medallions. Onedepicts cows wading across a

With a taller pair of turquoise ground vase and birds and flowers to body. Two smaller vases with silver foil ground and flowers to body. Tallest: 15cm (6 in.)