Chest Of Drawers Walnut Italy 18th Century

Northern Italy, Late XVIII Century

Polychrome majolica plate with floral decoration in ocher, cobalt and ramin. Slightly raised and lobed edge. Manufacture in the Lombardy-Veneto area, late 18th century.

France Late 18th century

Pair of majolica coolers. Decorations with figures in the landscape and Greek frets. Under the base brand of the manufacturer.

Central Italy XVIII Century

White majolica cachepot in the shape of an upturned helmet.

Germany Second Half of the 18th Century

White porcelain sugar bowl with relief decoration to imitate woven wicker. The sugar bowl has a contoured shape and is finely decorated with bunches of polychrome flowers. Under the base brand of the manufacturer.

Austria Late 18th century

Coffee pot in white porcelain with polychrome decoration with bunches of flowers and scattered flowering twigs. Brand of the manufacture under the base.

Terracotta sculpture of Madame Du Barry.

Germany, Late XIX Century

Table mirror in polychrome porcelain, German manufacture in Sitzendorf, heart-shaped, surmounted by two cherubs and embellished with small flowers in relief along the entire edge. Sitzendorf manufactory mark in under glaze blue.

Northern Europe, First Half XX Century

Tureen and plate decorated in polychrome with hunting scenes and oriental-style gold motifs. Wavy edge.

Germany, XX Century

Two Meissen porcelain jugs with "onion decoration". The "Zwiebelmuster" or "Blue Onion", commonly known by us as the "Onion Decoration", has become somewhat of a symbol of the Meissen Manufacture over the centuries. It is painted in cobalt blue below deck and depicts highly stylized flowers, trees and fruit. The oldest piece made in Meissen with this decoration, inspired by a Chinese drawing from the Kangxi era, is dated 1739 and was painted directly by Hoeroldt. There are stylized peonies, Japanese peaches, asters and pomegranates that develop sinuously around a bamboo cane. Each of these elements has a precise meaning in oriental symbolism. They represent: longevity (bamboo), good luck (peony), cheerfulness (aster), immortality (peach) and fertility (pomegranate).

Italy, 1940s

Ceramic bowl modeled by casting with a bird on the edge. Under the base the manufacturer's brand.

Northern Italy, Early XIX Century

Majolica bowl decorated in monochrome green in calligraphic style with landscapes, trees, birds and stylized characters.

Europe, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Pair of oriental-style porcelain bottles with rich gold decoration, plant motifs and landscapes inside reserves.