Three KPM Royal Porcelain Dishes, Late 19th C.

Hand-painted with gilt and floral decoration, each with red orb, blue scepter and royal cypher "WR" with crown for King Wilhelm II of Prussia. Literature: cf. Kllmann, Erich and Jarchow, Margarete, Be

KPM (ROYAL MANUFACTORY), GERMAN PORCELAIN URNS, LATE 19TH C., PAIR, H 8 1/2", L 3 1/2":Having pink and green accents, flanked by masks. Blue underglaze marking on underside (see photo). From the estat

A SET OF THREE ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY PORCELAIN JUGS, LATE 19TH CENTURY height: 16 cm (6 1/4 in.) [biggest jug]

(Lot of 7) Royal Crown Derby porcelain vases and dish, dated 1881, 1894, 1896 and 1897, comprising covered urn with figure of Britannia and lion, 11.25"h; pair of ewers with dolphins and female terms,

KPM Berlin Royal Porcelain Figurine Sculpture Circa late 19th century. Marked on the bottom =; Country of Origin: Germany; Size: 12"H x 8"D

Three Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Covered Jars, late 19th C ., with gilt flowers on a gilt and cobalt ground; one a covered potpourri. {QZEIG5217/3} (WK) Dimensions: From 5 - 10 H Provenance: Property

Three Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Covered Jars, late 19th and early 20th C., with gilt flowers on a gilt and cobalt ground, the kantharos vase with drilled base, for use as a lamp. {QZEIG5216/3} (WK)

late 19th century, to include a large round vase, a small bud vase with a artist signed portrait of a woman, signed A. Walbril, and a tall floral decorated candlestick, all marked. Tallest 14.5 in. Fr

Low bowl, small plate and luncheon plate (marked on inside of rim No. 75). Late 18th / early 19th C. The pattern also known as Bengal Tiger or Kylin. Dia of plate (8 1/2in) bowl (7 3/4in)

Three continental porcelain hand painted equestrian pieces. Comprising pair of cobalt ground and gilded scalloped dishes, with Vienna beehive marks. Late 19th C. Together with a French covered circula

SCENE SHOWING YOUNG GIRL WITH CANDLE, TITLED GOOD NIGHT, SIGNED KPM AND HAS ROYAL VIENNA BEEHIVE MARK, 9 1/4" X 6 1/2", IN ORNATE GOLD FRAME.

Famille rose palette porcelain coffee pot (restored), covered tureen and shell dish. Chinese, late 19th C. H. of coffee pot: 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)

A late 19th Century Royal Berlin or KPM porcelain hand painted lidded tureen with toasting putti finial. Genre subjects of outdoor drinking festivities and pastors. Measures: 13 inches x 8 inches tall

The lot includes: 1. Royal Crown Derby porcelain teacup and saucer, England, the late 19th-century. The cup and saucer are skillfully decorated with an imari-style pattern of red and blue colors with

Lobed dish painted with three attendants in the gardens with calligraphy above, late 19th C. L 27 cm. (10 1/2 in.)

German. Late 19th Century. Impressed KPM and scepter mark. Measuring 12 5/8" by 10 1/8". Framed. (1500/2000)

German. Late 19th Century. Red orb, KPM and ungerglaze blue scepter mark. Each standard in the shape of an angel child. Height 8 3/4". (250/350)

British, late 19th century, modeled by James Hadley (1837-1903), woman holding a small barrel and man holding a scythe, each standing by tree trunk that branches to three foliate covered candle cups,

ice cream tray (9" X 15") and 12 shell shape individual dishes, elaborate designs and gold trim, beehive mark, late 19th century, excellent/

Group of Three Porcelain Figureslate 19th centurythe first by Royal Dux, Bohemia, signed with firm's triangle to the underside; the second by Ernst Wahliss, signed "E.W., Turn Wien/Depose/Made in

Each in the Imari palette including a scalloped dish & a pair of Bloor Derby oval bowls. Late 19th C.

A GROUP OF THREE GERMAN AND ENGLISH PORCELAIN SERVING DISHES, 19TH CENTURY. Comprising two matching KPM leaf shaped dishes with hand painted florals and butterflies and a scalloped dish with four bir

Three hand-painted porcelain urns: Royal Vienna with reserve entitled "Hoffnung,"and Worcester pair decorated with cattle, Austria/England, late 19th/early 20th c.; All marked, artists' ciphers; Pair:

Royal Copenhagen, Bisque Porcelain Relief Plaque of Three PuttiDenmark, after original design by Bertel Thorvaldsen (Danish, 1768-1844), late 19th century marks to verso, presented in a later parcel g