Lidded Glazed Hard Paste Porcelain Skull Stein

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Sèvres Manufactory, designed by Alexandre Sandier (1843-1916) Art Nouveau Pâte Nouvelle de Chevilly vase France, circa 1900 crystalline glazed hard-paste porcelain partial incised signature,

Lidded French hard paste porcelain hand painted gold, black and white jar. Signed on the bottom "Porcelaine de Paris" with crossed down pointed arrows. Note the base has been reglued and some residue

A Pair of   Sevres Hard Paste Porcelain   Lidded Vases in the Art Nouveau Taste CIRCA 1893 marked Decore a Sevres, S93 on base. Height 12 x diameter 6 inches.

Pair Continental white glazed hard paste figurines, 18th c., porcelain figural group depicting a male and female playing musical instruments, 6.25"h x 2.5"w x 4"d

Two porcelain trinket boxes and Two porcelain pin dishes that were produced in Germany by Meissen in the mid to late 20th century. All are made of superb quality hard paste porcelain. The two lidded t

Meissen hard paste porcelain figure of Loie Fuller near Dresden, Germany, circa 1910 high glazed ceramic impressed and printed marks 10 1/2"w x 7"d x 10 1/2"h

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pcs) Herend Porcelain Queen Victoria Fancies Collection Covered Set. Hand painted and glazed. Herend fine china is exquisite, heirloom-quality dinnerware made of hard-paste porcelain.

Saint Cloud (French), first half 18th century. Cream glazed soft paste porcelain floral encrusted jar and cover. Appropriately marked to underside. Approx. h. 4.625".

An exquisite French Sevres porcelain covered urn. The 'D' cypher inside the double 'L's date it to 1756. The hard paste white porcelain is hand painted with colorful exotic birds, floral swags and gil

Likely Factory of: Edmé Samson et Cie, and manner of Saint Cloud (French), 19th / 20th century. Cream glazed soft paste porcelain floral encrusted jar and cover (toilet pot). Incised mark to unders

A Large Meissen potpourri porcelain lidded vase/urn. Shouldered baluster-form vase in white porcelain paste with gloss glazed ground, gilt highlights and scattered rocaille shapes, each cartouche pane

19Th C Meissen Part Diner Service With The Under Glazed Blue Cross Swords , 47 Pcs, Measures From Smallest 3 1/2" X 10 To 9 1/2" Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste po

Item: Vintage Bavarian Boston Terrier Stein Figurine Mug Material: Hard paste porcelain Date: ca.1912-1917 Size: 4.5 inches tall x 3 inches diameter x 4.5 inches wide Description: Made by Jaeger & Com

Katherine Houston, Four Hand-Sculpted and Painted Hard Paste Porcelain FiguresA Lily, a pomegranate, green beans and an apple; all signed underneath.From the Estate of Bob Hansen, Union, MO

Pair of classical urns. Hard paste porcelain. French. 19th century. Floral garlands on a gold ground. 9in high.

Oriental hard paste porcelain figure of a seated Buddha having floral enamel decoration on a wooden associated stand together with a large circular enamel pot and cover decorated with goldfish

Chinese Neolithic To Sui Dynasty Hard-paste Porcelain Charger C. 1900, Dia. 14'' Having a motif of a Chinese garden with floral spray boarder. Property from a prominent Grosse Isle, MI estate.

A RARE 18TH CENTURY HARD-PASTE PORCELAIN CHAMPION BRISTOL CHOCOLATE CUP AND TREMBLEUSE SAUCER with painted green camaieu floral festoons and rose sprays circa 1770

Porcelain skull stein with pewter lid and Latin verse 5.5"H x 6"W

CENTRAL EUROPE, CIRCA 1760 A continental, most likely German hard paste porcelain figural cat humidor. The cat was naturalistically modeled in a defensive stance with her back arched and tail curled w

A pair of Limoges Metropolitan Museum of Art hard-paste porcelain plates. These plates are a reproduction from the "Private Service" made for the empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg c. 1760.

Limoges Metropolitan Museum of Art Hard Paste Porcelain Plate. Limoges France. A hand painted hard-paste porcelain reproduction plate from the “Private Service” made for the Empress Elizabeth of R

18th-19th century blanc de chine model of a shepherd woman, possibly Queen Marie Antoinette dressed for her "Hameau de la Reine" (The Queen's Hamlet at Versaille). Bears mark to base. [11 1/2 x 6 3/4