Pair of Urn Plaques

Pair of early nickel plated brass urn plaques. 9" x 12".

Pair of cast stone neoclassical style urn form roundel plaques. D: 24"

An early 20th century French mantle clock, with pair of footed urns, all with hand painted porcelain plaques, on button feet, with bronze mounts (some gilded), clock is 16.5"h and 8"w at base, 10.5h g

The proper pair painted in trompe l'oeil technique and faux marbling, scroll cut pine plaques with Rococo swirl on the capped urn above fluted neck over the bulbous middle section wrapped in acanthus,

early 20th century, one side of plinth base with applied lion masque plaque, urn with decorative band work, cover converts to single-light candlestick, 13 1/4 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M. King, Fo

Pair of ribbed white bisque urns with gilt bronze mounts and inset Sevres-style plaques. Circa 20th century. H. 24 inches. Dia. 7 inches. Good overall condition.

Pair of bronze and marble six-light candelabra. French Empire style. ormolu mounted center urns with portrait plaques; 29in.H. x 12in.W.

mid-20th century, three light form, shaped wall plaque with urn and foliate carved and gilt decoration. Plaque 14 x 7 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

(pair) Neoclassical bronze urns, late 19th c., having satyr head handles, ornamented with stag hunt scenes in relief, rising on molded marble base with inset figural bronze plaques, approx 20"h, 11"w,

Collection of Silver Salt Cellars and Shakers Comprising a pair of owl shakers {height 3 inches}, pair of tripod salt cellars with palm repousse design, footed urn with portrait plaque handles {width

Pair Vintage Chinese Wood, Brass, Jade Bookends. The brass with chased foliate motif. Inset with openwork urn from celadon jade plaques. Unsigned. Each measures 6" H x 6-1/2" L x 4-3/4" W.

Edward F. Caldwell & Co. (New York, 1895-1959), 20th century. Pair of two-light bronze sconces in the neoclassical taste, each having a green enameled oval plaque with white urn. I.B.E.W. paper label

Pair of Neoclassical style wall plaques, the paint decorated and parcel gilt plaques centering gilt urns with swags and acanthus scrollwork on a mottled red ground, 60"h x 24"w x 1"d.

Pair of vintage gold gilded urn with love scene on each and porcelain plaques to front, each love scene has gentlemen and woman walking both are decorated with alot of gold gild. Measures approx 13 "

Signed on plaque at base. Dimensions: H 24.5" x Dia. 19" Condition: Dings to edges, one urn with chip and loss to rim; patina and oxidation consistent with age and use.

Pair of continental blue porcelain & ormolu urns with gold gilt and enamel decorations and ormolu plaque to center. Each measures 11" (28cm) height, total weight approx 2930g.

French, late 19th-early 20th century. A pair of bronze-mounted porcelain urns, hand-painted and artist signed, and artist signed porcelain plaque mounted in a gilt bronze diminutive table frame, marke

Group of five gilt bronze and gilt brass mounts including a pair of Rococo style shell forms, two Neoclassical figural plaques, and one Greek style urn. Urn: 9.5" H x 3.25" W.

A pair of early 19thC carved wooden plaques of rectangular form with relief foliate and urn detail with traces of polychrome decoration. Approx. 8" x 7 1/4" (2)

Each of a gilded campana urn with a fruit and floral bouquet, French or Italian, 18th C. H 38 cm (15 in.) Provenance: From a Montreal estate of a known andrespected collector.

Candleholders French, 19th century, each with urn-form central support and two branching arms, nozzles with acanthus leaf decoration, bases with inset hand-painted oval porcelain plaques, square feet,

Pair Neoclassical Style Brass Wall Plaques. Vintage, each with motif of puttis holding an urn with flowers and an urn at top. Each measures 19 inches x 8 inches.

Pair of Three-Dimensional Parian Plaques, 20th c., each depicting two children by a garden well, in one they are sharing food, in the other they are in tears over a broken urn, one stamped with blue I

Pair bronze wall plaques by Ferdinand Barbedienne (French 1810-1892). The plaques depicting 2 maidens in diaphanous robes holding urns, executed in bas relief, etched signature "F. Barbedienne" on the