Antique Bisque

French Empire Old Paris Porcelain Winged Nymph Basket, circa 1820 French Empire Old Paris porcelain centerpiece basket, or corbeille, dating to approximately 1820. This exceptionall...

The bowl displays the characteristic combination of thick expressive glazes, bisque and unglazed surfaces associated with Sumida-Gawa ceramics.

Her flowing classical robes are richly embellished with gilt decoration, creating a striking contrast with the softly finished bisque porcelain of the figure. The amphorae are decor...

Beautifully crafted in bisque porcelain, the whimsical figure captures the playful character and nostalgic charm of traditional German Christmas decorations.

The glaze is both matte bisque (feathers) and glossy (beak). Presents beautifully.

Executed in finely modeled bisque porcelain, the figure has a soft matte ivory-white surface that emphasizes the sculptural quality of Klimsch’s design.

A Chinese Kangxi Period Bisque Porcelain Sancai / Egg-and-Spinach Glazed Reclining Laughing Boy, Inscribed “Huakai Fugui” (花开富贵).

Artist / Design: After Étienne-Maurice Falconet Mark: Signed “FALCONET” Material: Parian Ware / Bisque Porcelain Style: Neoclassical / Rococo Revival Period: 19th Century Overall Mea...

Good classic proportions , gadrooned bowl on tapered round socle with round base. Limestone is a bisque color. Slightly difference in the height A External Dimension 23,5” diamet...

Roman Style Magnificent Centerpiece compote with oval bowl having a blue floral border and gilt metal rim on a bisque porcelain cherub figural and gilt metal base.

A set of 3 Bing & Grøndahl bisque roundels after Bertel Thorvaldsen, 19th Century. 5 ⅜ inches wide by ½ inches deep

19th Century porcelain and bisque pair of menu stands with handmade applied pink and blue flowers.

Above are the Gilt ram's heads flanking panels of bisque Porcelain scrolls on top of a blue background.

On top of this is a marbled, painted base. Four bisque caryatids with gilt accents. Circa 1820, possibly Sèvres, more likely Paris.

The naturalistic treatment of the curled horns and dense fleece contrasts beautifully with the smooth, lightly tinted bisque features, a technique frequently employed in high-quality...

The glazed white habit is made with a complex dual-finish technique, and it contrasts with the slightly tinted bisque face, making the expression more psychologically intense.

Pair of porcelain and bisque menus with barefoot serving cherubs. The male is opening a bottle of champagne and the female is serving fish on a platter.

cast in white bisque porcelain by the Sevres company and depicting Alexandre Brongiart as a boy, after sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon, the original having been sculpted in the late 18t...

Sévres Porcelain and Ormolu bust of Mars, signed Becquet. The handsome bisque Porcelain bust is raised by an Ormolu square base below a cobalt blue Sèvres Porcelain socle with hand p...

Bisque, signed A.boucher French, 19th century Original art work(s) from Europe.   

Bisque, signed A.boucher French, 19th century *Shipping included Free and fast delivery door to door by air.  

A Pair of Parian porcelain bisque neoclassical statues of a Greek couple. The original pair in white bisque finish with Greek key decoration at the bases, European, possibly Italian,...

A table clock made of bisque porcelain with metal fittings, featuring a white dial signed “Crosnier/Paris” with Arabic numerals for the hours and minutes in fifteen-unit increments, ...

This is a German Porcelain Group Sculpture of a Pair of Grapes Harvest Cherubs or Putti. It depicts a bisque white porcelain of two semi nude cherubs- one standing up and the other o...

China, Oxblood-Glazed brush holder/pot, 19th Century, cylindrical form rested on a broads bisque foot rim, the bisque base with combed circles.

The name ''frozen Charlotte'' originates from the tale – or fact –, that young women riding a carriage in their thin dresses to go to a ball, would almost freeze 'to death', so these...

The monkey is in a glazed white bisque porcelain while the remainder of the piece in naturalistically glazed in browns and green.

Special Firing ProcessDespite being soft and flexible to the touch during shaping, Stellmacher's formula possessed high thermal resistance:Modeling and Drying: The piece was meticulo...

A Staffordshire pottery hen on a basket covered tureen, England, circa 1890 The hand painted bisque hen sits on her eggs in a glossy Sienna brown basket weave oval base.

It is a high quality unglazed porcelain, a type of bisque porcelain, prepared in a liquid form and cast in a mould.

The porcelain inner is bisque and marked ''55''. It seems to be held by the original black velvet ribbon.

Very fine antique english bisque porcelain centerpiece bowl with blue scalloped floral / shell motif to exterior.

Small bust of Napoleon Bonaparte after Bertel Thorvaldsen made of bisque porcelain.

Decorative border with bisque porcelain flowers

The case is made of Carrara and black marble with gilt bronze mounts and is decorated with Wedgwood-style bisque panels. The movement is suspended by silk threads.

Lovely and large Victorian French Angel holy water font in bisque with glazed calm shell. Beautifully detailed hand painted decoration throughout. 1900 France.

Beautiful Art Nouveau white bisque porcelain girl bust with bronze fittings base.

Fine bronze doré and bisque figural candlesticks.

Dore bronze. Profiles are bisque on velvet. Finely chased details. Possibly 19th century.

3 Chinese antique with green-glazed, 2 rectangular pillows, bisque bases and interiors, and one carved in bamboo form.

Elegant English porcelain bisque tall pedestal center bowl depicting the tree graces.

Faces and arms are in a bisque (flat) finish. Marked on the bottom Vienna Faience Schauer.

The gilt porcelain vases are decorated with raised bisque garlands of flowers and porcelain winged dragon handles.

A rare antique German novelty porcelain figure ‘What a Night’ produced by renowned makers Schafer & Vater and dating from around 1910. The quirky bisque porcelain figure is one...

This rare and exquisite miniature antique German Bisque Head, Arms and Leg Doll is a must-have for Dollhouse and Doll collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This rare and exquisite miniature antique German Bisque Head, Arms and Leg Doll is a must-have for Dollhouse and Doll collectors and enthusiasts alike.

It is made entirely out of bisque porcelain, The eyelet os made out of silver plated brass, the locket fitting is made out of glass.

The company produced art objects in porcelain, stoneware, faience and bisque. The focus was on art objects for electrical lighting, jardiniering for flowers, clock stands and knick-k...

The wire stands supporting the figures is of ferrous metal. The bisque faces are very lifelike with flesh tones and blue eyes, rosy cheeks to the lady with bisque auburn hair.

The base is marked with the makers initials “C.H.”. She is made of fine bisque porcelain in the Old Paris porcelain style.

The vases have hand painted decorations of florals. Unique bisque color.

The medium is a lovely ivory-hued bisque porcelain, made by Herman A. Kähler in Denmark.

The grape harvester " La Grappilleuse" a bisque porcelain decorative sculpture. Great condition, minor wear.

Each is cast with palmettes, acanthus, garlands and an oval frame containing a blue bisque figure of a dancing maiden. The frame and sconces are partially ebonised giving a very Empi...

A magnificent gilt-bronze, crystal and rock crystal, Louis XVI style chandelier, featuring round reserves fitted with round blue and white bisque cameos. This chandelier was original...

19th century pair of gilt and bisque porcelain Empire centrepieces Of Sevres form though Old Paris porcelain Each with three neoclassical female caryatids Reticulated baskets M...

The clock features a domed top with a bisque porcelain figure of a seated putto holding a triangle.

The bottoms of the pats were left unglazed, or "bisque", indicating that the pats can be used in the oven as individual dishes for serving small portions of hot foods; in modern tabl...

For more than 250 years, Sèvres has produced important commissions and highly sought-after bisque wares. Commemorative portrait medallions such as these were popular throughout the 1...

During some kind of sabbatical in the early 1850s he took obe of the factory's most distinctive material formulations, bisque porcelain, and developed it into a much more durable and...