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Porcelain
A French “Old Paris” Porcelain boat shaped “corbeille” with a navy colored background and winged lions or “griffin” supports. The piece is in immaculate condition and has no repairs or restorations. The gilded surfaces show very little, if any, signs … Continue reading
A very fine pair of of English Coalport dessert dishes with floral insets, circa 1815-1825. Condition is exceptional. No chips or “spider cracks”. Each have the pattern mark 733, indicating they were made circa 1815-1825. Similar examples in “Clive House Museum” … Continue reading
A very fine set of French First Empire Porcelain, circa 1804, bearing the signature of the Schoelcher factory. The vast majority of French nineteenth century porcelains, commonly called “Old Paris” are not authored. The workshop of Marc Schoelcher was active … Continue reading
“A French “Paris” Porcelain Urn, probably from the Nast Factory (active 1783-1835) or Schoelcher Factory (active 1798-1834), with finely decorated fox-hunting scenes and superior gilt surfaces, circa 1810-1820, now mounted as a table lamp” SOLD
A very fine French “Paris” Porcelain “Corbeille” or Fruit Basket from the first quarter of the nineteenth with an Empire Matte Blue Royal ground and very rich gilding This piece is of Navette or “bateau” form and is in immaculate condition, with … Continue reading
A pair of English “Derby” Porcelain Potpourri Urns with Lids, and a deep blue colored base and gilded accents The urns are accentuated with four projecting “Lion’s” heads and bases with “Paw” feet. The Derby Factory began producing porcelain wares … Continue reading
“An extremely nice pair of French Cabinet Paris Porcelain Plates (9″ Wide) beautifully decorated with a “floral bouquet” and a midnight blue background, probably made by the Schoelcher Factory, active 1798-1834″ The condition of the pair is extremely good-absolutely no … Continue reading
A fine and rare large pair of Paris porcelain urns, circa 1830-1850 SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTOR.
A Rare set of three English porcelain urns, made by the Derby Factory, with date mark in sepia indicating 1811. SOLD TO A GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
A pair of Paris Porcelain “Baluster form” Urns with bisque handles. Mint condition. Height 10″. SOLD