Four bread plates, Meissen, marks

Blue Onion pattern china with "Meissen" blue oval and "Meissen" cross marks - includes 12.5" serving plate, four 10" plates, two 9.75" bowls, three 9" bowls and one 6" bread / butter plate

Extensive Lot of Partial Meissen Dinner Service and Serving Pieces.   Eight Dinner Plates Dia-9.75", Eight Salad Plates Dia-8.25", Four Luncheon Plates Dia:8.75", Four Bread Plates Dia-7.5" Small Ov

set of 10 plates, 8 1/2" diameter, a pair of candlesticks, 8 serving pieces, all with crossed sword mark and an associated pseudo Meissen bread plate

Including two 8 1/2"dia salad plates and five 7"dia bread and butter plates. All have the Meissen crossed swords mark.

12 Meissen Germany porcelain hand painted bread & butter plates. Various hand painted florals throughout. Gilt to the scallop rimmed edge. 1st quality Meissen marks to the underside base. Weight Appro

A group of three hand painted Meissen porcelain cabinet plates circa 1940. To include: One four paneled plate and a pair of scenic reticulated plates all with Meissen mark to bases. Diameter: 9" (pair

Twentieth century. "Blue Onion" pattern. Footed bowl, impressed "MEISSEN" mark, hairline, 6"h. And nine plates, four with crossed swords. Three 8.25"d. One 9"d. And one 6"d., fire-impressed "MEISSEN."

A dinner service by Royal Copenhagen of Denmark with a Meissen mark in the Blue Onion pattern consisting of 12 bread & butter plates, 12 soup bowls, and 12 dinner plates. The smallest plate measures 6

Four Meissen plates of reticulated basket weave rim with deutsche Blumen flora sprays and gilded highlights. Blue crossed swords mark to base, late 19th C. Dia 20.5cm (8in)

John & William Ridgway, 1813-30. Comprising a pair of soup plates, a pair of salad plates, four bread and butter plates, and one lunch plate, printed title and maker's mark in underglaze-blue.

11 Meissen Germany Bread Plates in Blue Onion. Florals to the center with onions to the scalloped rim. Meissen mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 4 lbs Measures Approx., 6.25 inches diameter

11 Meissen Germany porcelain scallop rimmed bread plates. Various hand painted scattered florals to the the plates. Scallop rimmed edge. Meissen mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 4 lbs Measures A

with factory marks; comprising two dinner plates (10" dia.); six salad plates (7 5/8" dia.); ten teacups; four saucers; and six bread plates (6 1/4" dia.); Provenance: Property from a Studio City, CA

An Assembled Set of Thirteen American Sterling Silver Bread Platesincluding (5) with mark of International, pattern number H413, and (8) with mark of Gorham, pattern number 10. Four international plat

Vintage. With painted floral and gilt decoration. With Meissen marks to underside. Good condition 8" D

decorated with frolicking putti, cobalt and gilt border 8 1/2" diameter, crossed sword mark

Meissen (German). Set of four fine quality German porcelain plates in a hand painted spring floral design with gold gilt border. Signed with blue crossed swords Meissen mark. From the Estate of Mrs. S

blue crossed swords mark; ranging from 10 to 12 inches diameter

Bread plates from The Four Seasons, set of twelve porcelain6.5 dia in (17 cm) Signed with printed manufacturer's marks to the underside of each example: [Designed for The Four Seasons].

12 Meissen Germany Porcelain Bread Plates. Hand painted floral decorations with a basketweave texture to the scalloped rim. Meissen mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 6 lbs Measures Approx., 6 inc

6 Meissen Germany Porcelain Bread Plates. Hand painted floral decorations with a basketweave texture to the scalloped rim. Meissen mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 3 lbs Measures Approx., 6 inch

Four late 19th century Meissen plates, circular dished and denticulated form, relief moulded trailing vines and flowers on a royal blue ground, underglaze blue crossed sword marks, 27cm diameter (4)

In 2 versions, marked as shown. Includes a 6-3/4" tall unmarked vase or cachepot, three 10-1/2" dinner plates four 7-5/8" salad plates and three 6-3/4" bread & butter plates all with the same mark. Th

Hand painted with cobalt and gilded borders surrounding a floral bouquet, Cross Swords Mark, 19th C. Dia 8 1/2in