A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN HAND-PAINTED PLATE W COAT OF ARMS 19 C.

A Russian porcelain hand-painted Nicholas I armorial plate with a double-headed Imperial eagle surmounted by a crown and shield at the center. A cerulean border with a gilded rim. Marked on the verso

8 Kuznetsov Russian silvered porcelain dessert plates, early 20th century. A silvered finish to the scalloped rim, a hand painted Coat of Arms of Count Bobrinsky to the edge. Underside with Kuznetsov

A FINE ARMORIAL PORCELAIN PLATE, 19TH CENTURY. The cavetto with hand painted heraldic scene of knights and a coat of arms within a border of floral swags, tied ribbon, and gilt acanthus mounted on a

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN WEDGWOOD PLATE, HAND PAINTED Antique Russian 19th Century Wedgwood porcelain cabinet plate pictures the Moscow Kremlin with merchants on a bridge over the Moskva River i

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN WEDGWOOD PLATE 19th CENTURY, HAND PAINTED Antique Russian 19th Century Wedgwood porcelain cabinet plate pictures the Moscow Kremlin with merchants on a bridge over the M

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PLATE KUSNETSOV, 19th CENTURY, HAND PAINTED Antique 19th Century Porcelain Cabinet Plate by M.C. Kuznetsov Factory. Featuring Countryman and Russian Village. Marked in V

A Russian Armorial Porcelain Plate 19th Century depicting a coat of arms of a Russian noble family. Diameter 9 1/2 inches. Note: This coat of arms likely belongs to the Surguchev Family. After having

19th C. Dresden Hand Painted Plate. German Porcelain. W 6.5"

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN WEDGWOOD PLATE 19th CENTURY, HAND PAINTED Antique Russian 19th Century Wedgwood porcelain cabinet plate pictures the Moscow Kremlin with merchants on a bridge over the M

19th C. Royal Vienna Austrian Hand Painted Porcelain Vase On Plate. H 14" x W 13"

19th C. Dresden Hand Painted Cabinet Plate. German Porcelain. W: 8"

19th century Capodimonte relief-decorated porcelain cup and saucer, white ground with hand-painted gilt decoration, coat of arms, figural handle, cup 4 1/2" H, saucer 7 1/8" diameter. Provenance: Fair

A pair of hand-painted porcelain plates decorated with a floral motif made by Kornilov Broz.Marked on the verso by the manufacturer underglaze. Dimensions: D: 9 1/2 in., (24 cm.)

Sevres France hand painted porcelain centerpiece bowl, 19th Century. Cobalt blue ground to the scalloped rim with gilt accents. The central image depicts two cherubs holding a coat of arms of Fleur-De

19th C. Hand Painted Royal Vienna Cabinet Plate. Austrian Porcelain. W: 7"

A hand-painted matching cup and saucer depicting playing cards, richly gilded, with gilt interior. Private factory. Marked in red ink underglaze.Ca. first half of 19th century. Dimensions: H: 4 in., (

19th C. English Cabinet Plates, Two Total, French Samson Hand-Painted Chinese Export Ware Armorial Coat of Arms Plate with Family Crest, and an Antique English Royal Doulton Provence Plate Marked Utru

Meissen Porcelain Tray & Plate 19th century. Hand painted flowers, butterflies, gold shells and scroll handles. Ht. 2 W 16 in.

19th century Russian icon, having elaborate enamel border and crest, solid silver with gold plate riza, hand painted on wood panel, 13 1/2" h x 11" w. Provenance: from a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

113-Piece Hand-Painted & Gilt Porcelain Dinner Service by W.T. Copeland & Sons for Gilman Collamore & Co.late 19th century6 1/4 x 14 x 8 inches (largest)10 in. diameter (plate)

Rectangular form with eight shaped sides and hand painted Armorial crest/ coat of arms, 18”W x 15”D x 1.5”H.

OLD PARIS PORCELAIN FIGURAL MANTEL VASE, MID 19TH C., H 13 1/2", W 15 1/2":Fan-form vase flanked by foliate decorated arms. Accented in gold having a hand painted landscape with figural courting lady

6pc Ed. Honore a Paris Porcelain Dinner Plates 9.5", 19th Century. Gilt cross and Blue Family Crest / Armorial Beautiful Hand Painted Gilt Green & Multicolored assorted Floral Designs w/ raised porcel

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ARMORIAL PLATE FOR THE DUTCH MARKET C. 1750 DIA 9" Large hand painted armorial with a coat of arms for the Dutch families De Famars of Amsterdam and Vriesen from Zwolle.