A Group of Samson Porcelain

France, second half 19th century, two armorial plates (9.25 in.)(each with non-professional rim chip repair); an armorial tea canister (lid repair); a Famille Rose decorated footed center bowl (4.75 x

Dimensions: H 12" x W 22" x D 11"Condition: Some paint loss to seat of woman on left. Small chips to lace

A Group of Samson Armorial Porcelain Dinnerware comprising 15 dinner plates and eight soup bowls; 23 items total. Diameter of dinner plates 10 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach.

France, second half 19th century, five pieces each decorated in a Famille Rose motif, one side centered with a coat-of-arms, to include: a pair of hexagonally paneled baluster lamps each electrified b

Group of Three Samson Porcelain Kinderbusts Blue crossed line mark. 5 1/2 x 4 x 3 in. Property from the Estate of Audrey Zauderer

A Large Samson Porcelain Figural GroupAn unusually large and impressive 19th Century Samson figural group, featuring a central figure of the Queen attended by 5 additional figures and a spaniel on a f

Porcelain figural group, couple visiting lady on raised oval base. 10w x 7d x 8 3/4h.

Antique Samson porcelain figural group. Couple helping lady into her chair on raised decorated oval base. 8 3/4w x 6 3/4d x 8 3/4h.

A Group of Samson and Mottahedeh Porcelain Articles in the Chinese Export Taste20th Centuryincludes fives vases and two soup tureens on traysVase height 15 inches, tureen height 11, width 15 inches.Pr

Samson (French). Two signed antique 19th century figural groups. Produced in the French Mennecy style, modeled as two vibrantly attired Asian figures flanking a basket. Signed Samson A Paris. From the

A Large Lladro porcelain group titled "Samson and delilah" #5051, designed by "Vincente Martinez" marked on bottom "H11 MY" with traditional Lladro hallmarking. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Spain DIMENSION

Samson bisque Porcelain alter group emblematic of love, 19th Century, modeled in the round with two maidens and two putti placing a basket of roses at a pillar holding an oval framed heart, having fou

Porcelain Bocage Goat Group, Possibly Samson Gold painted anchor mark. 6 x 5 x 3 in. Property from the Collection of Wynn A. and Elizabeth F. Sayman

Pair French Porcelain & Tole Figural Groups, probably Samson, 19th C., the bronze underplate stamped France Provenance: Sotheby's NYC 3/29/1990. Dimensions: 12" H x 11" L x 6 1/2" D Property from the

Group of Continental Porcelain and Enamel Snuff Boxes Comprising: A Samson porcelain snuff box, iron red mark A Capodimonte porcelain snuff box, blue crowed 'N' mark A Continental porcelain snuff box,

Antique porcelain old paris french samson 4 person group, measures 9x6"

A GROUP OF TWO FRENCH AND CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN, LIDDED SAMSON VASE AND CANTON TUREEN, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, comprising a French hand blown blue souffle ground parcel gilt lidded jar, the onion dome f

Lladro (Spanish). Large Samson and Delilah figural group sculpted by Vincente Martinez. Number 5051. Issued 1980. Retired 1981. Marked with LLADRO backstamp. Good overall condition. Measures 14 in. x

Oval French porcelain figural group depicting musicians gathered around a piano. Mark to underside in blue underlgaze, probably Edme Samson & Cie. 12"H x 13"W, Circa - Early 20th C.

Continental, 20th/21st century. Group of four floral porcelain cache pots comprising yellow with bird marked "Dresden Germany" (h. 4.5"), Samson style marked "Porcelaine de Paris" (h. 4.5", CF Havilan

Group of Three French Porcelain Tea Caddies Comprising:  A Limoges caddy with a beauty, printed markA caddy with a sepia rondel, probably SamsonA Samson-style caddy with faux armorialThe largest 5 ½

French, 20th century. Group of two Chinese export porcelain style single-light table lamps comprising of one Porcelain de Paris famille verte gu form vase and one Samson style floral motif urn form. A

German, late nineteenth century. A group of four porcelain busts of children after de Bourbon. Marked on underside, two Sitzendorf, and two Samson. Approx. h. 5.625" (tallest), h. 5" (smallest). Prove

Edme Samson et Cie (French, 1845-1969), 19th century. Pair of seated porcelain Chinese nodder figures in western dress with articulated heads and hands. Marked to interior. Catalog Note: These nodder