French Limoges Porcelain Plaque of Marie Antoinette

French Porcelain Plaque of Marie Antoinette. Oval porcelain plaque in giltwood frame. Signed A. Reinholt lower right. Plaque is 5 1/4h x 4w. Frame is 9 h x 7 1/2w.

FRENCH LIMOGES PORCELAIN TABLE AND TEA ARTICLES, LOT OF 27, comprising five cups and six saucers having encrusted Ambassador Gold gilt decoration, and 16 plates with gilt Marie Antoinette design. Mark

Haviland Limoges Porcelain Marie Antoinette Oval Platter Modern French China Approximately 13 9/16 x 10 3/4 inches.

Set of (18) French Ceralene Porcelain Plates by A. Reynaud et Cie, Limoges, Marie Antoinette pattern, white with gilded edge, scalloped rims, incl: (6) 10 1/2" diam. plates; (6) 7 1/2" diam. plates; a

Features an image of Marie-Antoinette, all hand painted plaque measures 14" long, oval. Framed in a period wooden frame, signed lower right menken.

Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges French polychrome porcelain cup and saucer after "Laiterie de Rambouillet" service created by Sevres in 1787 for Queen Marie-Antoinette, each marked to underside

French, 19th/early 20th century. Group of profile portraits comprising pair of Limoges glazed plaques of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette (3.5" x 2.5" frame), bronze medallion commemorating the death of

Capodimonte, late 19th/early 20th century. Pair of round porcelain relief plaques depicting King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. Marked with Capodimonte mark verso. Approx. dia 10" (each), h. .75" (Ki

Haviland Limoges Marie Antoinette Platter Modern French Porcelain Approximately 10 7/8 inches in diameter.

AFTER ALEXANDRE BRACHARD (FRENCH, 1775-1830): A LIMOGES BUST OF MARIE ANTOINETTE AFTER ALEXANDRE BRACHARD (FRENCH, 1775-1830): A LIMOGES BUST OF MARIE ANTOINETTE the biscuit porcelain bust raised on a

French or Austrian, late 19th century, finely painted plaques in the Sevres style, central plaque artist signed "Gorner", Marie Antoinette holding a bouquet of roses, with cobalt and gilt surround and

A pair of bisque porcelain busts on blue socles, marks to base for Limoges, 20th C.H. 31.7cm (12 1/2in)

Hand-painted, oval porcelain plaque depicting Marie-Antoinette with powdered hair and a pink rose at her bosom, illegibly artist signed lower right edge, with original paper label on bisque back, plaq

Two French Limoges Porcelain Plaques 20th century, including an enamel plaque by R. Restoueix, depicting a painting of Madame Pompadour by Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770), with a brass tag marked

Set of Limoges Porcelain "Marie Antoinette" Plate Setting, 11.75in

Frame measures 8 1/2" X 6 1/2" Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $40.00 via USPS Priority Mail or via FedEx Ground/Home Delivery. Tracking informa

FRENCH LIMOGES PORCELAIN PLAQUES / CHARGERS, all having game bird designs and rear hangers, one with artist signature on front, one with "LIMOGES / CORONET / FRANCE" mark, other with Limoges within to

An antique late 19th to early 20th-century French Limoges porcelain plaque executed in the pate-sur-pate technique. The blue and white piece represents Psyche, an Ancient Greek goddess of the soul usu

(lot of 13) French Limoges porcelain plaques and cameos, early 20th c., including: (3) Tharaud Limoges pate-sur-pate circular plaques, with classical style motifs against a pink ground, maker's mark v

French Limoges Enameled Porcelain Plaque of a Maiden Wearing a green dress, with gold and white top, painted hallway 17 1/2" x 11 1/2"

Limoges hand-painted large porcelain plaque of a seductive gypsy, circa 1880s. She is adorned with gold jewelry and crown, accentuating her subtly exposed breasts. Stamped on reverse side: T & V Franc

Signed French Limoges Framed Porcelain Plaque. Signed lower right. Marked verso 'FM Limoges'. Sight Size: 4 x 3.25 inches.

Gilt Metal & French Limoges Style Porcelain Plaque Pendant. Measures 2.25 inches in length.

A pair of early to mid-20th century French porcelain wall plaques with polychrome transfer-printed images. The pieces represent portraits of young women of Rococo era. The first is after the 1738 Port