19th C. Handpainted Porcelain Charger

Signed D.A. Boucher. Mounted in giltwood carved wood and gesso frame. Charger approx. 21" D; frame approx. 56 1/2" x 30". (6222) Some repairs to frame.

Underglaze blue mark. Diameter 15 3/4 inches.

Berlin porcelain charger, Napoleon III, 19th/20th c., Germany, hand-painted porcelain charger, titled verso "Napoleon III. i. Granatfeuer von Ledan", with faint scepter mark and impressed mark "Z..",1

Large Chinese porcelain charger decorated with hand painted floral designs. Markings on bottom are worn. 15.5". Small chips to rim. See photos. Shipping options: UPS Store 4875,954.358.2800, store4875

FRENCH HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN CHARGER, 19TH C., DIA 20" Hand-painted depiction of the triumph of Venus. Indiscernible maker's mark on verso (appears to be V.G.).

A Large Chinese Porcelain Blue and White Charger for Islamic Market18th or 19th century, a large porcelain charger hand painted in vivid deep cobalt blue with arabesque style pattern popular with Midd

CARL THIEME, DRESDEN, HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN CHARGER, 19TH C., DIA 17 1/2" Depicting a coastal scene with tumultuous waters. Rim decorated with floral swags. Marked with the letter T above crossed sla

Sevres 19th Century porcelain wall charger in powder blue ground, features two hand painted cherubs in the center bordered by various hand panted florals and raised gilt swag. Marked for Sevres on und

Sevres 19th Century porcelain wall charger in powder blue ground, features two hand painted cherubs in the center bordered by various hand panted florals and raised gilt swag. Marked for Sevres on und

GINORI, ITALIAN HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN CHARGER, LATE 19TH C., DIA 17 3/4", "THE JUDGEMENT OF PARIS" Hand painted charger with a depiction of the judgement of Paris. Underside of the charger is marked

Large Hand Painted French Porcelain Charger, 19th c., possibly Limoges, depicting young lovers in a garden, H.- 2 1/4 in., Dia.- 15 7/8 in.

19th C., signed with a hand-painted flower on underside Appx. 21-3/4"dia

Magnificent Large Floral Porcelain Charger . Artist signed in the back. Exhibited in London in late 19th century. Hand painted on soft paste porcelain. Exhibition catalogue taped to the back. 21 inche

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN CHARGER, 19TH C., DIA 12":Scallop border. Hand painted. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Chinese Export porcelain charger, decorated with hand painted figural, floral & butterfly scenes, mid to late 19th c., unsigned, 13 1/2" (length)

Metal framed charger with inset porcelain portrait of a woman, hand painted late 19th C., portrait is of woman with shawl and cross pendant, metal frame has leaf designs and faces, numbered 1522 verso

MEISSEN PORCELAIN CHARGER, 19TH C., DIA 16.5":Magenta-fuchsia hand painted flower spray. Raised scallop border. Marked on the reverse. For a high resolution photo

A 19th century gueridon or center table, inset with hand-painted Sevres-style porcelain portrait medallions. The central charger bears a full-length portrait of Henry IV of France, father of Loui

JAPANESE PORCELAIN "IMARI" CHARGER 19TH.C. DIA 12.5" Cobalt blue border. Hand painted scene with birds. From the estate of Lois Jacobs, Grosse Pointe Shores.

19th century, circular top centering a finely painted portrait charger depicting Marie Antoinette holding a bouquet of roses, verso with blue printed mark "Wien Austria" and inscribed "Marie Antoinett

Sevres France large hand painted wall charger, Late 19th Century. The central image of the charger depicts a charming hand painted image of a painter painting a baby. Fine etchworking to the gold arou

19th C Orientalist Hand Painted Charger This amazing find dates back to late 19th century France, where is was carefully crafted of fine white porcelain, glazed on both side, and painted with a fantas

19th C. bronze ormolu mounted Sévres Bleu Celeste porcelain centerpiece, hand painted decoration including center roundel of two lovers in garden. 17”W x 7.5”H, charger 13” dia.

Each foliate moulded and gilded plates with a hand painted flower centre, Cross Swords mark to base, late 19th / early 20th C. Dia 11 3/8in