19th Century Biedermeier Pair of Vases Painted Gilded, 1870s

France vase, signed under the rectangular base J.P. Jacob Petit: Paris,Belleville( France). Jacob Petit produced porcelain here from circa 1790. The products have been highly praised and show an individual style. But porcelain was also made in the style of Meissen; these pieces were marked with Elector's swords. Patents dealing with improvements to the formula of the porcelain paste and surface techniques were given notice of in England in 1853. In 1834 the factory incorporated the Fontainebleau porcelain factory. This vase was made (as can be seen from the signature) before its incorporation with Fontainebleau in 1834. This type of vase will be repeated over the years with different colors and finishes. In front we see classical figures, the reverse with birds and flower panels...

Porcelain pourer with dish of Austrian origin, city of Vienna, stamped both on the plate and on the vase, with the stamp of the Royal Vienna. Late nineteenth century. Painted in gree...

Russian Cabinet Biedermeier period, c. 1820, cherry wood and ebonized profiles, splendid piece of furniture of a warm, bright color, open doors with rounded wands, possibility of putting in glass on request. On the front of the temple hat , we find the Russian coat of arms...

Biedermeier dresser cabinet with mirror - provenance Russia, early 19th century( c. 1820s) Of crescent shape, with white Carrara marble top, three drawers, footless base. Gilt bronze...

Opaline vase of English origin, city of Bristol, circa 1780. In 1768 W. Cookworthy founded a porcelain factory in Plymouth, but moved it to Bristol in 1770. Attributable to Henry Bone...

Rare Biedermeier furniture, seeing it looks like a small cabinet, opening the doors we are on the right side a small, elegant, Secretaire, while on the left side a small wardrobe. Sm...

Pair of painted French porcelain vases hand painted front and back with flowers and gallant scene Luigi Filippo period, circa 1860. Measures: cm 40 H, 20 x 13cm.

A good quality pair of 19th century Meissen porcelain vases. Each having gilded scrolling decoration with inset painted panels depicting harbour scenes. Blue crossed swords to base.

A very ornate pair of Samson Paris porcelain vases, entirely hand-painted in Cantonese chinoiserie fashion, heavily gilded, circa 1880.

A lovely pair of bulbous-shaped Continental porcelain vases and covers. the central parts hand-decorated with cartouches of Eastern-style courting and flower scenes, the necks sporti...

A fine pair of Jacob Petit style hand painted vases with Chinese Imperial scenes of Life at court. The backs of the vases are intricately decorated with gilded chinoiseries motifs.

Pair of Paris Porcelain Vases, 19th Century