Royal Vienna Demitasse Cups and Saucers

Circa 1900. In excellent condition. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Royal Vienna demitasse cup and saucer with handpainted flowered lady titled Spring. The very fine scene with gold gilt in a light blue turquoise background.

Royal Vienna Demitasse Cup Saucer with Beehive Mark On Bottom , Cup Measures 3 1/4" H 3.5" D ,saucer 1" H 5 1/4" D. In fair condition some ware, chip small chip on cup and saucer that has been painted

Royal Vienna demitasse cup & saucer with a hand painted lady & flowers called Spring. Very fine painted scenery with gold gilt in a light blue-turquoise background, in good condition.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Cup and Saucer. Marked on bottom. This is a lovely antique hand decorated Royal Vienna demitasse cup & saucer. Both pieces are hand painted decorated with g

Beautifully hand painted figural scenes and gold designs, total of four sets hallmarked, three cups 2 3/4", one 3", saucers 4 1/4". Estimate $600 - $800 Starting Bid $400

Three sets of cups and saucers decorated with colorful scenes, cobalt blue and gold rims. Royal Vienna beehive backstamp. This item has no reserve. Demitasse cups 2"H x 2" diameter. Saucers 4.25" diam

Royal Vienna hand painted gold and cobalt blue demitasse / teacup & saucers. Cup has a portrait of a young woman with leaf headdress crown. Teacup 2.25" tall, saucer 4.25" wide.

Royal Vienna hand painted gold and cobalt blue demitasse / teacup & saucer. Cup has a portrait of young woman with leaf headdress crown. Teacup 2.25" tall saucer 4.25" wide.

3.75" X 5" Royal Vienna Demitasse Cup and Saucer Hand Painted - Iridescent Green with Extensive Gold Trim - Scene of Woman with Cherub at Rest

DESCRIPTION: Royal Vienna porcelain demitasse cup with attached handle and matching saucer, painted with romantic scenes on a cobalt blue ground and gold enamel. Marked with the Beehive Mark on the bo

Royal Vienna demitasse cup and saucer decorated with a romantic scene, signed Huber and titled The Secret at the base. Gold gilt on light pink background. The cup measures 3 1/2 inches tall with a han

Royal Vienna demitasse cup and saucer decorated with a romantic scene, signed Huber and titled The Secret at the base. Gold gilt on light pink background. The cup measures 3 1/2 inches tall with a han

Each measures 3 1/2" in diameter (saucer) / 1 5/8" H x 1 3/4" in diameter (cup). Very good vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor paint loss.

Circa 1900. Signed Wagner. Excellent condition. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Royal Vienna Austria hand painted porcelain demitasse cup and saucer, circa 1900. Hand painted seascape scenes to the central area of the saucer and walls to the cup. Royal Vienna beehive mark to the

A set of six varicolored Royal Vienna Austria porcelain demitasse cups and saucers. Each cup is raised on a pedestal or stem base and features two decorative medallions with Rococo scenes framed in or

MEISSEN CHARGER AND 3 HIGHLY ORNATE ROYAL VIENNA CUPS AND SAUCERS: Demitasse cup and saucer, the cup with fine portrait signed "Rosler" and completely gilded interior, having blue beehive Austria mark

AUSTRIAN ROYAL VIENNA HAND-PAINTED SIGNED PORCELAIN DEMITASSE CUP AND SAUCER SETS, LOT OF 12, each featuring charming unique polychrome scenes depicting a woman with a cherub having dark cobalt ground

Royal Vienna Style Hand painted porcelain Demitasse cup and saucer. Off white and pink, depicts ladies surrounding Angel putti. Signed Artist Angelica Kauffman and verso of cup signed with number 2 .

Four Sets of Porcelain Demitasse Cups & Saucers including Minton, Paragon, Royal Worcester, and Royal Vienna. Two mounted in English sterling with sterling silver spoons (9.75 troy oz). Property from

DESCRIPTION: Royal Vienna demitasse cup decorated with a transferred image framed by gilt borders of a goddess with a putto and attendants. Demitasse is further embellished with gilt floral and foliag

Royal Vienna cup and saucer demitasse

Royal Vienna Cup And Saucer Demitasse Du Paquier began producing Viennese porcelain by 1718, making Vienna the second-oldest manufacturer of hard-paste porcelain in Europe. In 1744, facing financial d