A decorative ceramic dish by Gien, Paris 20th century.
220,00 €
A decorative ceramic dish with intricate floral and paisley patterns inspired by traditional Persian or Ottoman ceramics.
Dimensions: 28L x 24W x 8H
Antique Porcelain Tableware Set by Vivinis Mace for Sevres, Set of 55 19th century
2.500,00 €
An impressive dinner set from a prestigious family, made to order to Mace and Vivian’s & Lobjoy ‘Plus Vivinis jeune’- as appears on the different marks. Most of the items have the initials of the gentleman who ordered the set, perhaps adding pieces to the set through the years. Maybe the set was more extensive, because there were more pieces, that have been chipped or broken. Please, have in mind that the consome (soup) bowls have their lid and plate, so they are 3 pieces that for convenience we consider as 12 pieces in total, (and not 36) meaning that they are for setting 12 guests.
Belleek Ceramic Ewer with Floral Relief (Second Period Black Mark 1891–1926)
320,00 €
This elegant Belleek ewer, crafted during the Second Period (Black Mark, 1891–1926), is made from porcelain with a lustrous cream glaze. The body is adorned with exquisitely detailed raised floral reliefs, featuring a sculpted rose and flowing foliage. Its graceful flared spout and ornate handle highlight Belleek’s signature Victorian-inspired artistry. A rare and collectible Irish pottery piece perfect for display.
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Maker: Belleek Pottery, Ireland
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Mark: Second Period (Black Mark), 1891–1926
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Material: Ceramic
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Color: Cream with glossy glaze
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Design: Raised floral relief with rose motif
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Condition: Good condition
- 18.5cm
French Majolica Pitcher – Onnaing, Model 736 (c. 1890–1910)
310,00 €
This exquisite antique French Majolica pitcher, crafted by the renowned Onnaing faïence factory, features the iconic Model 736 “Cyclamen” design. Decorated with richly detailed relief florals in shades of purple, turquoise leaves, and a golden scalloped base, the piece is finished with a striking deep red interior and elegant curved handle.
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Origin: Onnaing, France
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Period: Late 19th to early 20th century (c. 1890–1910)
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Material: Glazed earthenware (Majolica)
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Dimensions: 20 cm (height) x 15 cm (width)
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition, vibrant colors, no major chips or cracks.
A stunning decorative collectible, perfect for lovers of French pottery, Majolica, or antique home décor.
Paragon Fine Bone China Tea Set – 1933-34 Floral Garland with Gilt Accents
350,00 €
A rare Paragon bone china tea set dating from the 1930s, decorated with vibrant hand-painted floral garlands and finished with delicate gilt trim. This set includes a teapot with lid, creamer, sugar bowl, and matching cups and saucers. Produced under the Paragon mark used during the 1930s, this collection reflects the exceptional craftsmanship and refined elegance that made Paragon one of England’s most respected china manufacturers.
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Maker: Paragon, England
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Mark: 1930s Paragon backstamp
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Material: Fine bone china
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Pattern: Multicolor floral garlands with gold accents
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Era: 1930s
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Includes: Teapot with lid, creamer, sugar bowl, and 6 cups with saucers
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Condition: Good condition