A Continental Bisque Porcelain Vase

Continental bisque porcelain vase with ornate foliate gilt metal mountings, polychrome floral and foliate relief, approx 16.75"h, 10.75"w, 7.5"d, 7lbs Start Price: $80.00

Two Continental bisque porcelain figural pitchers and one vase. Comprised of an Art Nouveau pitcher having a figural handle depicting a man, the pitcher decorated with two women on the opposing sides,

Continental porcelain figure of a dog sitting up wearing a hat and holding an umbrella (a/f) together with porcelain vase painted with an exotic bird in a landscape (a/f) and a Continental bisque figu

Continental, 19th century. Pair of Old Paris spill vase with male and female Scottish Highlander figures in bisque porcelain. Unmarked. Approx. h. 12.375".

Pair of Continental Porcelain Vases, each molded with female masks in white bisque porcelain, each hand painted with a goddess aloft holding an owl, reserved in gilded borders on the raspberry colored

Louis Philippe Sevres Porcelain Small Covered Urn, 19th C., and a Louis XVI Style German Bisque Oval Dish, vase signed indistinctly, together with a pair of Continental porcelain pot-pourri Dimensions

Comprises Royal Worcester bisque bust, Royal Bonn vase, English floral pitcher, Continental bird's nest vase, three small vases, pin tray, Royal Copenhagen dish, Bing & Grondhal small vase. [Largest:

Late 19th or early 20th century hand painted Continental porcelain vase with gilt rim and base, the ovoid body decorated with a scene of a sultan courting a maiden, 19"h x 10"w x 6"d.

Three Continental bisque porcelain models of monkeys20th centuryheights ranging from 5 1/2 to 8 1/2in (14 to 21.5cm)

19th cen, landscape scene, on a mustard yellow ground, measures 13"h 7"w

A pair of vintage, possibly antique glazed pottery lamps having a floral design that appear to be Continental or possibly Danish? with finely crafted silver plated base and mounting. Has a figural tur

19th century Continental bisque porcelain figurine depicting a maiden running with a cherub on her shoulder, 17.5"h x 8"w.

no marks visible, each drilled and mounted as a lamp Condition: chips to floral decoration throughout each vase 7 inches diameter; 11 3/4 inches high; 27 inches high to top of finial

19th century, each with hand painted enamel decoration of putti, gilt metal mounts with enamel decoration, comprising: pair of slim vases with agate accents at base, 7-5/8 x 2-3/8 in.; rotund vase, 4-

A MOLDED TURQOISE GLAZE BISQUE PORCELAIN VASE, 19th CENTURY Molded bisque porcelain with monochrome glaze China, 19th century This vase shows an archaistic shape and dEcor. It has four slightly curve

Large Continental bisque porcelain group, 19th/20th c., probably French, nudes swimming with rowboat, no visible mark, 6"h x 26"l x 10.5"w Provenance: From the Estate of a Brooklyn New York Collector

A Pair of Continental Bisque Porcelain Figures each depicting a seated Classical woman with a cornucopia of flowers. Height of tallest 7 3/4 inches. Estimate $80-120 one with losses to flowers in corn

First half 20th century Each signed to bottom Comprising a Limoges Pate Sur Pate vase, a Royal Crown Derby enameled vase, and a Coalport lidded urn, 3 pieces The largest (Limoges): 8.75" H x 5.5" Dia.

A Continental Bisque Porcelain Bust 20th Century with impressed B to the underside. Height 11 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and David McIntyre, Los Angeles, California Note: This lot is lo

Carved with six character mark of Qianlong on the rim. H: 25 3/4 in.

Antique courting man and a woman statues. Crafted from fine bisque. Each depicted in Baroque Renaissance style clothing, hand painted in pastel colors. Makers mark and mold numbers to underside. Dimen

unmarked; Condition: slightly dirty; the man with crack to base; each: 12 1/2 inches high

Continental porcelain vase lamp, white ground with snake-ornament coiled around neck. 30.5" H.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Continental bisque porcelain plaques. Embellished with embossed Neoclassical, figural scenes, set in a light brown toned velvet lined frame. CIRCA: Late 19th-Early 20th Ct. ORIG