Derby style porcelain topographical vases

(Lot of 3) Derby style porcelain topographical vases, each with overglaze red painted crowned 'D' mark, greatest 12"h. Provenance: Property of a prominent Hillsborough, CA estate.

2 Royal Crown Derby style turquoise and gilt porcelain vases, unmarked bases, one with repair to lip of vase, 10" h

Pair of Derby Style Neoclassical Porcelain Vases with Windsor Castle and Derby Views. Each vase with a flared rims, figural handles, and a round foot; The scenes on a cobalt ground with gilt accents t

English Royal Crown Derby Japonesque Style Porcelain Vase. Gourd form with twin bearded mask handles. Marked with Osmaston Road factory mark; England (1877-1890).

English, 19th C. Cobalt blue ground with gilded figural handles and decorative accents, urn form Neoclassical style. Each with hand painted floral bouquets, white beaded rims. Unsigned and unmarked. H

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY STYLE GILT BRONZE MOUNTED PAINTED COBALT GROUND PORCELAIN VASE, 19TH CENTURY, the repeating relief bead rim, over a tapered ovoid form body, centering a hand painted reserve after

Chelsea / Derby style hand painted vase, with bird decoration. 10"H. Some discoloration and black spots, silicone residue on rim.

(Lot of 7) English floral decorated and topographical porcelain vases and plates, first half 19th century, comprising Bloor Derby porcelain urn with basket of flowers on ledge; (2) Bloor Derby dessert

Comprises: Pair of Paris Porcelain-style vases [5 1/4" H x 4" W x 2" D]. Royal Crown Derby parcel gilt bell [5" H"] and a polychrome pitcher [9" H x 8" W]. Overall good condition with minor wear.

English hand painted Topographical porcelain vase, circa 1810. A cobalt blue ground, hand painted landscape scene to the side, gilt accents to the edges. Underside marked View in Wales, no apparent ma

One fine silver over porcelain Asian style vase by Meissen along with a pink ground hand decorated vase by Royal Crown Derby. Each is in good, well kept condition overall. Tallest: H8 3/4" Sold from t

Lot of 12 porcelain and ceramic items including two ceramic Wedgwood-style vases, Royal Crown Derby pitcher, pair of covered urns, Herend box, others. Conditions vary, some losses, all sold together "

DESCRIPTION: Crown Derby Porcelain Speckled Blue-Ground Garniture Vase, in the Japonesque style, lavishly gilded in "Songbird and Flowering Branch" decor, of ovoid form with short inverted neck, the u

(Lot of 2) Royal Crown Derby porcelain gilt decorated vases late 19th century, the first decorated in the Islamic style with arabesques on a claret and purple ground, date code for 1884, 7.5"h; the se

Lot to include an exquisite Royal Crown Derby hand painted ewer with raised moriage style design over an intense yellow ground. Followed by a smaller RCD porcelain cup & signed cabinet vase. Ewer has

Likely Derby Porcelain (England, founded 1756), circa early 19th century. An interesting biscuit porcelain twin-handled urn form vase, in the Neoclassical style, having entwining snake-form handles ov

Aesthetic Movement Vases c.1890, the sectioned squat bodies with tall necks decorated with Indian style ornament, with twin square section handles; 6 1/2" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston

A PAIR OF POTPOURRI SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN VASES, T. REBEL, LATE 19TH CENTURY each of baluster form, two-handled, the handles formed as scrolling foliage terminating in female busts, the recto featuri

Meissen porcelain. Paint decorated. Gilt. Pedestals measure 32 7/8" h x 15 5/8" square. Urns measure 32 5/8" h x 14 1/2" w x 13" d.

A pair of Meissen style porcelain vases, A pair of Meissen style porcelain vases, early 20th century, of baluster form with applied fruit and flower decoration, blue underglaze crossed swords mark, 26

PAIR OF SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN VASES AND COVERS - Ormolu Mounted Ovoid Form Mantel Vases with Wateau like courting scenes signed 'A. Gilbert', cobalt bodies with raised gilt detailing, the Sevres mark

Pair of Derby Porcelain Vases and a Smaller Vase The pair with iron red painted crowned crossed baton over 'D' mark. The pair 8 in. high. The smaller vase: Sold Christie's, NY, The Estate of Holton Ma

Measure 17" High. Estimate $1.800-2.000

Circa 1900. Vases measure 19 inches tall. No breaks, no restoration, in overall good antique condition, with minor loss to gold. Estimate $2.000-2.500