Three Teapots White Porcelain China About 1920 - China, 1920 ca.

Germany 20th century

Porcelain sugar bowl with flower-shaped lid handle finely decorated with plant motifs and flanked by a lady. Under the base brand of the manufacturer.

Europe Mid 19th century

White porcelain tea set with rich gold decorations and polychrome plant motifs. Service consisting of teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and three cups with saucers.

Europe XIX Century

Polychrome porcelain statuette depicting a young courtier. Brand of the manufacture under the base but hardly decipherable.

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.

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.

Europe XIX Century

White porcelain sugar bowl with very fine relief decorations in leafy scrolls. The bunches of flowers and the flowering branches painted in polychrome give elegance to the sugar bowl. Under the base brand of the unidentified manufacture.

Italy, Mid '900 ca

Casting modeled ceramic depicting a praying girl. Signed by the artist on the side.

20th Century - from 1901 to 2000

Majolica tureen with leaf-shaped handles and a vegetable motif lid grip. The all-round polychrome decorations recall the important Antonibon manufacture. Under the trademark base and inside the lid there is a paper label from the well-known Venetian retailer Dominici Giuseppe.

Two majolica ceramic shelves decorated with plant motifs.

Florence 1960s

Polychrome colored glazed ceramic vase with plant motifs decorations. Under the base engraved logo and adhesive label of the manufacture.

China Qing period (1644-1911)

Writing box with lid in porcelain painted in blue underneath with stylized flowers and plant racemes framed by a continuous Greek. China, late Qing period (1644-1911).