Country of Origin:France Style:Belle Epoque Maker:Haviland & Co. Condition:Ecellent Year:c. 1892 Description:Eceptional 19th C. hand painted French Limoges porcelain by  More »

Country of Origin:France Style:Belle Epoque Maker:Haviland & Co. Condition:Ecellent Year:c. 1892 Description:Eceptional 19th C. hand painted French Limoges porcelain by Haviland & Co. This unique ten-piece plate set features a bright rose color trim with a different variety of fish painted on the face of the plates and platter.Platter: 24"W 9"DHaviland & Co. (1892 to 1931)In 1892 Charles Edward with his son George form a new company with an old title, Haviland & Co. Theodore forms another company named Theodore Haviland. The Theodore Haviland mark appears on Limoges porcelain from 1892 to at least the 1920's. In 1919 Theodore dies and William takes over the Theodore Haviland company. In 1921 Charles Edward dies and his son George has control of Haviland & Co. In 1930 Haviland & Co. is finished and by 1931 is liquidated.   « Less

Height: 14 in. (35.56 cm) Width: 17 in. (43.18 cm) Depth: Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian Condition:Mint Year:19th C. Description:Antique seven-piece American  More »

Height: 14 in. (35.56 cm) Width: 17 in. (43.18 cm) Depth: Country of Origin:USA Style:Victorian Condition:Mint Year:19th C. Description:Antique seven-piece American Victorian pitcher and bowl wash set with birds and floral pattern. Includes a pitcher with bowl, vase with plate, a pot and a two-piece draining wash bowl.   « Less

Country of Origin:USA Style:Egyptian Revival Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Rare American Victorian Egyptian Revival soapdish in two pieces with drain and bowl. Painted with  More »

Country of Origin:USA Style:Egyptian Revival Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Rare American Victorian Egyptian Revival soapdish in two pieces with drain and bowl. Painted with caricatures of Pharaohs and Sphines in blue black gold and red with guilding. c. 1865   « Less

Country of Origin:USA Style:Egyptian Revival Maker:Stamped: F&M 1. E Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Rare American Victorian Egyptian Revival pitcher and bowl set. Eecuted in  More »

Country of Origin:USA Style:Egyptian Revival Maker:Stamped: F&M 1. E Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Rare American Victorian Egyptian Revival pitcher and bowl set. Eecuted in porcelain painted with caricatures of Pharaohs and Sphines in blue black gold and red with guilding. Stamped F&M 1. E c. 1865 (Pair Available)   « Less

Country of Origin:England Style:Victorian Maker:Keeling & Co. Ltd. Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C. Description:Antique 19th C. English three-piece Victorian pitcher and bowl  More »

Country of Origin:England Style:Victorian Maker:Keeling & Co. Ltd. Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C. Description:Antique 19th C. English three-piece Victorian pitcher and bowl wash set. This set includes a wash bowl, pitcher and chamber pot. The porcelain is higlighted with a baby blue tones and accented with a floral motif. Made in England and trademarked Kensington.   « Less

Country of Origin:Netherlands Maker:Petrus Regout & Co. Maastricht Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C. Description:Beautiful anitque five-piece porcelain wash bowl set with girls  More »

Country of Origin:Netherlands Maker:Petrus Regout & Co. Maastricht Condition:Ecellent Year:19th C. Description:Beautiful anitque five-piece porcelain wash bowl set with girls in garden motif. Stamped Petrus Regout & Co. Maastricht - Made In Holland.DimensionsPitcher: 12.5"H 10.25"W 6"DLarge Bowl: 5.25"H 16"DiameterSmall Bowl: 1.75"H 8"DiameterTowel Dish: 3.5"H 8.5"W 4"DSoap Dish: 2"H 5.5"W 4"D   « Less

Height: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Width: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Depth: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Country of Origin:France Style: Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Spectacular pair of  More »

Height: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Width: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Depth: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Country of Origin:France Style: Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Spectacular pair of urns with marble base bronze griffin handles and mythological panel. Old Paris Porcelain or as the French say Vieu Paris Porcelain refers not to a single manufacturer but to more than thirty porcelain sources based within the City of Paris between the mid 1700's until around 1870 the end of the Second Empire. The term was not actually used until the latter part of that period. The various Paris artisans mostly situated in the northeast side of Paris honed their skills in a hurry or went out of business. At the outset they had to compete with King Louis XV's own Royal Manufactory at Sevres just 18 miles to the southwest of the city. To minimize competition the king even enacted laws that severely restricted the activities of other porcelain manufacturers. But as the impact of porcelain became clearer as to its positive impact on the French economy Old Paris porcelain enjoyed more latitude in its operations. In fact Old Paris manufacturers also benefited not only from intense competition from one another but in some cases were creatively and financially nimbler than even the Royal manufactory at Sevres. Many Old Paris porcelain artisans had their own patrons from the French nobility. They catered more quickly to changing styles and customs. By the turn of the nineteenth century nearly all Old Paris porcelain was the hard-paste variety thanks to the earlier discovery of kaolin near Limoges. No porcelain mark ever came to be synonymous with Old Paris china. Click here to see why there is no real "official" Old Paris Mark. Actually around 70% of the production during its era had no marks at all. Many of the Old Paris artisans worked with blanks or "white wares" that had originally been produced at Limoges and even at Sevres. Their jobs in those cases were strictly to act as decorators but magnificent works came from these people. Their stories are much like the emergence of fine porcelain in Dresden as originally it was in the orbit of the manufactory at Meissen. Names such as Dihl Nast Dagoty Neppel Edouard Honore Denuelle Clauss Gille and Petit all distinguished themselves as Old Paris porcelain artisans winning many honors and achieving great financial success. Their works ranged in style from neo-classical rococo revival to renaissance revival. With the sensitivity to changing times the various eponents of Old Paris porcelain are among the finest European porcelain.   « Less

Country of Origin:France Style:Art Nouveau Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Beautiful pair antique of majolica urns.

Country of Origin:France Style:Art Nouveau Condition:Mint Year:19th C.Beautiful pair antique of majolica urns.   « Less

Pair of Art Noveau WMF Silver Plated Vases

Pair of Art Noveau WMF Silver Plated Vases   « Less

Height: 28.5 in. (72.39 cm) Width: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Depth: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Country of Origin:France Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Pair of antique signed  More »

Height: 28.5 in. (72.39 cm) Width: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Depth: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm) Country of Origin:France Condition:Restored Year:c. 1890 Description:Pair of antique signed Napoleon Majolica vases..   « Less