Meissen 'Blue Onion' China Assortment

Meissen 'Blue Onion' China Assortment (7) items including a footed compote; (4) oval platters; an oval bowl; and an oval serving bowl having rolled handles at ends; all having the crossed-swords mark

Meissen Blue and White China Assortment Approximately (120) pieces, mostly in the 'Blue Onion' pattern, including various size plates and bowls, chargers, cups, saucers, demitasses, broth bowls, (2) s

Meissen 'Blue Onion' Assortment (70) items including a reticulated compote; (11) reticulated small plates; (2) gilt edged reticulated bowls; a pair of candlesticks; a vase; (2) creamer and covered sug

all with crossed sword mark, including 23 (9.5") dinner plates, a (20") oval platter, 2 (10.75") rectangular covered vegetables, and 2 gravy boats with attached underplate (8.5" and 7"), a small gravy

This assembled set of 86 pieces of Meissen Blue Onion China comes with 3 Demitasse sets, 3 double handled cups approx 3", 5 single handled cups 3", saucers 11- approx 5" 9- approx 5.5" 10- approx 9.5"

Group of Approx. 70pcs of Meissen Blue Onion China, Marked Meissen on Bottom of Some and Some have Crossed Swords Marking -

Description: This lot includes 52 pieces of Meissen "Blue Onion" China. The partial set includes everything from serving pieces, to 4 different sizes of plates and bowl. The set is genuine and origina

all with crossed sword mark, including a (24") fish platter (small chip to underside foot rim), an (11.25") rectangular vegetable bowl with 2 lids (one lid with scant finial chip), a (4") creamer, a (

including six dessert plates 7 3/4" diameter, compote 9" tall and twelve dinner plates, 9 1/4" diameter (the dinner plates are seconds)

6 PIECE MEISSEN BLUE ONION CHINA SERVING PIECES: This collection of Meissen Blue Onion pattern serving pieces consists of: 2- round covered vegetables, 1- oval serving platter (16"), 1- handled four-p

MEISSEN BLUE ONION CHINA: 13 pieces in the Blue Onion pattern to include coffee pot (9 3/4" h. x 7 1/2"), open creamer (4 3/4" h.), handled strainer (3 3/4"), 3 tea cups (2 1/2"), 3 low bowls (5 1/2")

Large Meissen Blue Onion china set. Most pieces without damage, some with rim chips (pictured) & picture of china on shelf all with chips/cracks. Most with crossed sword mark.

Meissen Blue Onion China Round Bowl Pierced Reticulated hand painted marked on bottom with under glaze blue crossed swords. Measures approx 9 1/2". Will ship for $50 U.S. plus insurance.

Sixteen pieces of Meissen blue onion ware China consisting of 3 salad plates, 4 soup bows, 4 bread plates, 5 small dessert plates. All in good condition.

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Lot mostly consist of serving pieces. Largest measures 19" W.

(5) MEISSEN BLUE ONION PATTERN CHINA PIECES Includes two tea cups, two saucers, and candy dish. Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party Lot Location: #1 - Manor's Gallery

Two pieces of Meissen Blue Onion pattern china including a teapot with floral finial - small chip to underside lip of lid only noticeable when removed, slight wear to the top of flower finial, else go

Includes four 7" bowls and nine 5½" bowls. Bowls are all marked "Meissen, Made in England" and appear to be in nice overall condition.

Includes eight 8" plates (one is chipped) and seven cups. Pieces are marked "Meissen" and bear the crossed swords mark. Unless otherwise indicated, pieces appear to be in nice overall condition.

Includes a covered casserole (bottom is chipped and cracked), a double-handled gravy boat with under plate, and a miscellaneous lid (finial is chipped). Pieces are marked "Meissen" and bear the crosse

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

Blue Onion pattern china with "Meissen" blue oval, "Meissen" cross and Meissen crossed swords marks - includes 8.75" bowl, 9" handled cake plate, 11.5" long tray with crossed swords, 12" long reticula

8", oval mark....Meissen porcelain or Meissen china is the first European hard-paste porcelain that was developed from 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death that October, Johann