Furstenberg Porcelain Fruit Cooler, Liner and Cover

Furstenberg Porcelain Fruit Cooler, Liner and Cover Blue painted mark. 12 x 9 x 7 in. 

English Fruit Cooler having cover and interior liner, 19th century, height 11 inches, diameter 7 1/2 inches. Provenance: From a Newport, Rhode Island historic home, in the same family since 1761.

(3) Part with cover, insert and font. "Rock and Fruit Tree" motifs. unmarked 11 1/2 x 10 inches (to top of finial). Provenance: Knox Mansion / Orchard House 800 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY by direct desc

Painted porcelain with liners and gilt handles; dragons; birds; lions (?); gilt wear; H- 11"; G-VG

Early 19th C, white ground porcelain fruit coolers with gilded trims and handles, hand painted landscape scenes surrounding with birds. Both with deep lids and removable liners. H. 24 cm (9 1/2 in)

with inserts, hand painted floral sprays, basketrweave design on covers, figural fruit knobs on covers, handled and footed, gold trim, crossed swords mark, 8" diameter (plus handles), 8" tall, excelle

Pair antique English porcelain fruit coolers, well painted floral motif with finely gold gilt on green ground. Gilded knops and finials. Each cooler consists of 3 pieces; cooler, liner, and lid. Measu

Pair of Continental porcelain fruit coolers or ice pails, possibly KPM, 19th century, each having a liner, floral decoration, and rising on webbed feet, having no apparent marks. Approximate dimension

Rare Pair of Davenport Glazed Ironstone Fruit Coolers, c.1800, each with ice pails, coolers, liners, collars and covers, of baluster form decorated in an Imari pattern with cranes in a walled garden,

A Continental Gilt Decorated Porcelain Dessert Service Early 19th century with monogram 'HC' or 'JHC' beneath a coronet, comprising: an ice pail (lacking cover and liner) 2 bottle coolers 3 canted rec

Pair, Worcester Flight Barr & Barr (English active 1813-40) fruit coolers or ice pails. Circa 1813–1840, soft paste porcelain, with liners, campagna form, Imari palette of blue and rust florals in a

A Dresden porcelain lidded fruit cooler, cobalt ground, with hand painted Tea Party scene on body, three leg base descending to Empire foot, mounted to round plinth, removable collar and lid, 17.5"h

German Porcelain Fruit Coolerlate 18th-early19th century, with original handled top and pail insert, , hand-painted with floral reserves, large gilt lion mask handles, faint "F" mark to the underside

SAMPSON FRENCH PORCELAIN FRUIT COOLER. Height: 9 in. by Width: 10 in. by Depth: 10 in.

Continental or English Porcelain Fruit Coolers 14.5" Tall

H. 17" W. 11" D. 7" Ex. Collection: Bunny Mellon Condition: Good, some wear to gilding. Location: E. 68th St. NYC

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century both monogramed BMS beneath eagle, one marked Chamberlains / Worcester to the underside of the lid, the other marked Chamberlains /

English porcelain fruit coolers or ice cream coolers painted in rust, cobalt & gilt. Flame finials on lids and 2 side gilt handles. 10.75"H X 9.5"W. Restoration on one. See photos for condition. For s

A Pair of Vienna Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century Height 14 inches.  Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. Gregory Boshart and Dr. William Lawrence, Chicago, Illinois

Pair of Continental Porcelain Fruit Coolers 19th Century Height 13 inches. C

Attributed to Davenport, The coolers with domed lids with vintage and leaf decorated finials above a body with apple green borders handpainted with reserves of Classical buildings, gilt decorated with

Pair 19/20th Century White Porcelain Fruit Coolers With Lids. Each Signed with Blue KPM Mark Under glaze. One Handle on One Pot has an Old Restoration or in Otherwise Good "As Is" Condition. Measures

Three Richard Ginori Italian porcelain fruit coolers, 20th century, gilt and paint decorated with floral and fruit motifs, marked to bases. [5 1/4" H x 7 1/4" Diam.]. One with cracks and restoration;

Six piece group of tableware comprising: a circa 1813–1840 Worcester Flight Barr & Barr porcelain fruit cooler or ice pail, a circa 1815-1924 Meissen dish decorated with two huntresses, an 1860 Sevr