AN UNUSUAL 18TH CENTURY BOW SWEET MEAT STAND

Soft paste porcelain in the form of three conjoined scalloped shells with a central rock pillar supporting a fourth. At the base of the pillar are smaller shells and coral. Painted in underglaze blue

Rare first period, 18th century, Worcester blue & white porcelain three shell pickle stand/sweetmeat. Modeled as three scallop shell dishes set on a triangular coral base applied with small shells ris

With raised scalloped sides. Hand painted Queen Charlotte pattern in underglaze cobalt blue with added red and gold. Worcester, Dr. Wall period, c. 1770. Stand: Worcester, c. 1800. L. 29.2 cm (11 1/2

Late 18th c. English Porcelain Sweetmeat Set, set in an oval mahogany galleried tray with brass handles, with blue and white Chinoiserie transfer decoration, probably Bristol or Plymouth (as two piece

Unusual pair of Late 18th Century stands in petite proportions, featuring parquetry inlay, delicate saber legs and dovetailed drawers, the tops with later brass galleries. One top is terrazzo, the oth

Chinese, 20th century. A porcelain sweetmeat on stand, having seven compartments in varying shapes and sizes, hand-enameled with calligraphy, landscape scenes, and insects, with aqua blue interiors, r

SIX CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE CANTON ENAMEL TABLEWARES18th/19th Century1) Covered sweetmeat dish with four short feet and a four-part interior. Floral and shou decoration against a green ground. Height 5&r

LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY MEISSEN FIGURAL PORCELAIN SWEETMEAT DISHES the trays modelled to show a seated woman and man, each in 18th Century clothing holding the sweetmeat dish, the dish with a gil

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Sweetmeat Stands 19th Century modeled as a reclining maiden and gentleman before a bowl, raised on a rocaille base; crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, impressed numera

Chinese Rose Medallion Export Porcelain Sweet Meat Dish, Ca. 18th C., H 3" W 7.75" L 10.25" | Offers a curved rim with painted rose motifs on the basin. Terminating on a pedestaled foot. Circa 18th ce

Unusual 18th/19th century walnut/ fruit wood candle stand, 31.13"Hx21"x17.5"

925 Sterling silver miniature bowl, boat shaped in late 18th c style. A toy size candy or sweetmeat bowl. Maker’s mark JMB for John Millward Banks, anchor mark for Birmingham and q = 1890. Almond sh

Meissen blue & white figural sweet­ meat dish, last quarter 19th C, modeled as a recumbent maiden in 18th C costume holding an oval shallow dish, with underglaze blue crossed swords mark and printed

The central female figure depicted in polychrome 18th C costume, holding a spotted pheasant. Sat between two sweetmeat bowls modeled as shells of painted pink and light blue highlights and gilded edgi

Anglo-Irish, 18th C. Clear glass urn form with diamond cut pattern panels, raised on faceted square bases. H. 28 cm (11 in)

Assembled Pair of Jacob Petit Paris Porcelain Sweet Meat Dishes mid-19th century, inspired by similar Meissen examples, decorated, respectively, with a male and female figure in 18th-century costume o

Pair of Meissen porcelain polychrome figural sweet meat dishes including one of a man and one of a woman, both in 18th century dress and lying on their sides, holding small dishes. The male figure is

late 19th century; 12 in. H.

early 20th century; each modeled as recumbent rococo man and woman, next to oblong floral decorated bowl, 7 in. H., 12 in. W.

A Pair Of Meissen Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Dishes Late 19Th/Early 20Th Century Modeled To Show A Reclining Gentleman And Lady In 18Th Century Garb Raised On The Conforming Base Worked To Show Rocai

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Dishes late 19th/early 20th century modeled to show a reclining gentleman and lady in 18th century garb raised on the conforming base worked to show rocai

Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London, second half-18th century, 7 1/2 in. H. over handle,

A set of two (2) Meissen fine German porcelain sweetmeat dishes. A matched pair with left and right facing figural serving bowls, with recumbent figures depicted in late 18th Century traditional Germa

Pair of German Rococo-style porcelain sweetmeat vessels/dishes, each modeled as a figure in the 18th century attire presenting a basket with floral and butterfly motifs, overall with gilt accented pai