Pair of Shell-form Porcelain Compotes

A pair of porcelain shell-form compotes having gilt detail, resting on dolphin bases. 6-1/2 in tall.

Pair Antique Belleek Shell-Form Tripod Dolphin Pedestal Compotes - 19th Century. Irish Porcelain Compotes with scallop-form dish and tripod dolphin pedestal base. Marked with early black Belleek mark

(3) Wall sconces, c/o pair of Majolica shell form porcelain, 11-1/2" w x 10-1/2" h x 3-1/2" d, and one carved wood, 8-1/4" w x 10-1/4" h x 4" d

Shell form compotes with dolphin stems on shell bases with figures riding the dolphins. Each hallmarked on base. 6.25"h, 15.5oz total weight. 

Pair of Porcelain Shell Compotes, (1 Restored). 12 3/4" W 9 1/2" D 6" H

Four Piece Belleek Porcelain Group, to include a tri-dolphin porcelain compote with shell form top on dolphin tri-foot base (repaired); along with a smaller dolphin compote; not marked; cross with bla

Pair of English porcelain shell form dishes, 19th C., with scrolled end, raised on three short feet, in Imari palette of navy blue, brick red, green, yellow, and gilt, possibly Rockingham, unmarked, w

Pair 19th Century German Porcelain Shell Form Sweetmeat Dishes, ca. 1880 Modeled with shell forms and decorated with floral sprigs Furstenberg Porcelain Factory (1850-1894) with blue F 6 in. h. x 6 in

A PAIR OF SEVRES STYLE COMPOTES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY of shell form, the pair of compotes feature a turquoise merman with gold detail blowing a large spiral conch shell. four similar scenes of a young

Including floral porcelain shell form dish and compote. Both marked underneath. Dimensions: (Compote) H 8" x W 9.25" x D 9" Condition: Small chips where top and bottom of compote meet. Surface wear an

Continental, late 19th / early 20th century. Large Dresden style cherub form porcelain compotes with floral accents and pierced bowl. No apparent maker's mark, painted 24 and impressed 240. Approx. h.

Glass Opalescent Compotes, Dolphin Stems C. 1900, H 5'' Dia. 6'' 1 Pair Shell form bowls. Probably by Northwood.

Seventeen (17) assorted Chinese and Japanese porcelain plates, saucers to shallow bowls, including pairs, shell-form, and others.

Circa 1900 Art Nouveau Bisque Porcelain Compote by Royal Dux (Bohemia), depicting two young women beside a shell form vessel surrounded by a calla lily plant, artist monogram PS near base, with raised

Early 19th century, in the scarlet Japan pattern, comprising: a pair of quatrefoil dishes (12 in.), a pair of shell-form dishes (8 x 8 in.), a pair of covered sauce boats (h. 3-1/2 x 8 in.), a pair of

Pair of shell form dishes with dark blue and gilt decoration, center of each with Federal eagle and thirteen stars, each base with Mottahedeh stamp and paper label; 9 1/4" x 9 7/8", 1 1/2"H; good cond

A pair of Dresden green and white footed candlesticks [2" H x 3" Diam.], and a pair of shell form Meissen footed bowls. All German. [3 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W x 2 1/2" D].

Pair Antique Copeland 3716 Porcelain Plates, shell form bowl serving dish. each marked numbered and stamped. Bird and Floral Pattern. Each hand painted with gold accents. Good Condition. Each measures

Pair of 19th century hand painted German porcelain scalloped shell-form condiment dishes decorated with clusters of seashells, marked Furstenberg Porcelain Factory, (1850-1894) with blue F, each 6"h x

Group of pottery and porcelain including a pair of Mottahedeh shell form dishes, a Lenox bowl and other items. Chips, cracks, stains. Largest: 4 1/2" high, 10 1/2" wide. Smallest: 2 1/4" high, 2 3/7"

Meissen porcelain "Centaur" figural compote, 19th/20th c., Germany, polychrome and gilt decorated porcelain, depicting a Cupid-mounted centaur carrying a shell form dish overhead, underglaze blue cros

Royal Dux porcelain art nouveau compote, 2 maidens surrounding a shell form bowl on a tree trunk base, base impressed 875, XV, with pink triangular factory seal, matte finished ivory glaze with gold h

DESCRIPTION: An Italian white porcelain figural shell compote centerpiece . Features playful cherubs playing stringed instruments, seated around three shell form bowls, resting on scroll shaped bases.

A Pair of William IV Shell Form Slipper Chairscirca 1840, mahogany, pine secondary, shaped scalloped and curved back with later grey upholstery, raised on front boldly turned legs on porcelain casters