Pair of French Limoges Oyster Form Dishes

Pair of French Limoges Oyster Form Dishes

Pair Antique French Limoges Urn Form Vases. Each measures 9 inches in height. Property of a Mount Kisco, New York estate.

Pair of Majolica Oyster-Form Dishes Portuguese, in the 19th century style. h. 4-1/4", w. 4-3/4", d. 3-3/4" Provenance: Bruce McCashin Collection.

Beautiful ornate oyster plate with gold wash edges. CFH GDM (Charles Field Haviland / Gerard, Dufraesseix & Morel) backstamp. Dimensions: 9" Diameter Country of Origin: France This item has no res

pair of Derby square china serving dishes in the Imari taste, 8 1/2 in. Sq., circa 1820 and a Limoges porcelain oyster plate with sea creature decoration, circa 1890, 9 in. Diam.

(lot of 13) French Limoges porcelain oyster service, 20th c., with gold gilt highlights, varying images of sea life, marked Arstyl Porcelain D'Art underfoot, including: (1) serving dish, approx 13"dia

Pair French Crystal Shell Dishes w Ormolu Mounts. 19th / early 20th c molded shell form crystal dishes (probably Baccarat) with gilt bronze handles. Along with a smaller signed Baccarat shell dish.

Pair of French Tole Peinte and Mother-of-Pearl Sweetmeat Dishes, mid-19th c., modeled as standing male and female blackamoor figures with shell form dishes, h. 9 in IMPORTANT: All purchases must be re

Silver Collection including three Cartier bud vases, a Celia Sibiri box with lion atop, two hurricanes, two small kyllix-form dishes, two .800 silver mirrors, and a pair of French Henin & Cie .800 sil

Group of seven handpainted French Limoges porcelain boxes, of various forms, including: Bloomingdales carousel; stepped dish filled with fruit; parcel-gilt lantern, signed "M"; ice-cream cone;

19th century, likely French. The pair of sets include five pieces each conforming. Good overall condition. W8 3/4"

Pair of Late 19th - Early 20th c. Hand Painted Faience Pottery Dishes, leaf form shape with painted floral decoration in green and pink, openwork handle, unmarked, 1 1/2" high, 8 1/4" x 6 5/8". Minor

3 Raynaud & Co. Limoges French porcelain planters. Octagonal form, pair with polychrome floral decoration and gilt rim and one with blue and white floral decoration. Pair each 8"H x 8 1/2"W at top.

An estate lot of seven (7) Limoges style French porcelain oyster plates. White porcelain grounds, hand decorated with delicate floral forms and gilt trim. Six (6) plates in circular shape with impress

With Neiman Marcus Italian painted covered fish dish, fish dish broken, length 13 inches

Antique Lanternier Limoges French porcelain bowl of rectangular form with scalloped gilt rim and floral bouquet to center. Green anchor mark to bottom . Measures approx. 12 1/4" length x 5 1/4" width

Four Limoges style oyster plates: together with a pair of ironstone footed dishes, late 19th c. All approximately 9.5"dia

Circa 1825, each signed to underside ''Feuillet'' for maker Jean Pierre Feuillet (1777-1840 French), each surmounted by a wide dish-form removable gilt porcelain bobeche over a baluster-form body, all

Three large blue and gilt porcelain vases: French Limoges with medallions of birds and gilt moulded handles; together with a pair of Chinese bottle form with contesting dragons;; H: 15" (talle

FRENCH HAVILAND AESTHETIC MOVEMENT LIMOGES PORCELAIN PAIR OF VASES, each of flat, baluster form with reticulated rim, having polychrome hand-painted decorations featuring a small bird perched on a bra

20th century French hand painted porcelain oyster seafood plates. Both graced with floral designs with 4 separate raised forms for each oyster. Gold accents line the rims and the border of the scallop

Early 20th century square shaped French hand painted oyster seafood plate. Features 5 shell shape forms with a clam scallop shape dipping well, against a raised textured lavender colored ground with a

13 pieces French, English and American porcelain. 10 pieces French porcelain including Limoges Chinoiserie plate, 7 1/2"-diameter; pair of Editions D'Art dishes, each 5 3/4"L; Godinger Limoges plate,

French, 19th century,. Pair of parcel gilt and patinated bronze mythological sweetmeat dishes in the renaissance taste, each having a shell-form body surmounted by Neptune, supported by the figure of