Cross Swords

19th Century white Meissen bracket with sculptured leaf scrolls. Blue crossed swords mark the back. Germany

Signed/inscribed/dated: Blue underglaze crossed swords Meissen porcelain (worked from 1710).

Each urn is marked with Derby's crossed swords, crown, 'D' and dots in red.

Circa 1880 Model Number F33 Height is 16cm Underglaze Blue Crossed Swords

Decorative ring is embellished with whimsical pattern and crossed sword motif.Each arm has a brilliant cut-glass enveloped bell, hung mid-span and finished in a sweep of foliage, add...

Meissen cup and saucer, well painted with ‘deutschBlumen’ flower sprays and specimens, within a gold line rim. Blue crossed swords mark, circa 1750.

Meissen figure of cupid with flaming heart in wooden cage. Cross swords in underglaze blue. Incised model number O186.

1940s coffee table with unusual simulated metal tassels and crossed swords metal base. The top is embossed with leather protected by a glass top.

Height 30cm / 12inches Model number 20 Painters mark 27 Cross swords in underglaze blue circa 1870.

18th Century Meissen style Tureen with putti surmounting the cover, painted flowers and fruit decorating the piece. Crossed swords and dot mark the bottom. Germany.

Circa early 19c Height 13cm Model number 2571 Underglaze blue crossed swords

Circa early 19c Height 14cm Model Number 2550 Underglaze blue crossed swords

Circa early 19c Height 14.5cm Model number 2981 Underglaze blue crossed swords

Signed/inscribed/dated: Underglaze blue crossed swords Meissen Porcelain (worked from 1710).

Circa 1763-1773 (dot period underglazed blue crossed sword mark) and incised letter G. In great condition.

Number 16 Height 13.5cm Cross swords in underglaze blue Circa 1880.

Number 1 Height 13.5cm Cross swords in underglaze blue Circa 1880.

Meissen teabowl and saucer, superbly painted with large-scale Watteauesque scenes of couples in garden, within a fine gold tracery border. Blue crossed swords and dot mark, circa...

Circa 1890 Height 19cm Model Number L108 Crossed swords in underglaze blue

Meissen tea canister, superbly painted in purple with hunt scenes to each side, an elaborate gilt Rococo scroll to the lower portion of each scene. Crossed swords mark, circa 1755.

Lobed bowl with Gotzkowsky moulding of panels of flowers, painted in enamels with scattered sprays of deutsche Blumen, the rim with a gilt foliate border. Crossed swords mark, circa ...

Impressed G91, painters Mark 67. Blue Crossed Swords.

Original wooden box. Crossed swords mark. Meissen, circa 1900s. Cushioned case, tray, pot, creamer, sugar bowl, 6 saucers, 6 cups, 6 spoons.

Circa 1890 Model L10 & Painters mark 40 Cross swords in underglaze blue.

A fine pair of Meissen porcelain busts modelled as fine ladies in Elizabethan and late 18 century costume, Marie Antoinette and Elisabeth I, circa 1870 (crossed sword in blue undergl...

Height 19.5cm Underglaze blue crossed swords underneath. Incised model number A58.

Meissen tea canister, each side painted with military scenes, showing soldiers of the Polish-Turkish war of the 17th century, a style often attributed to Christian Friedrich Kühnel. ...

Model Number F51 circa 1860 Height Man – 13.5cm Girl – 13.2cm Blue crossed swords.

Height 19cm – Diameter 9.5cm Blue Crossed Swords Condition Good consistent with age

Modelled after a Kaendler model of the mid-18th century. Crossed swords mark, also incised marks. Late 19th century.

Height 10cm 3.94in Crossed swords in underglaze blue. Incised model number c97 Circa 1870.

His companion, seated, wearing a garland of flowers, and accompanied by three sheep. Underglaze blue crossed swords mark beneath the boy, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and star...

Height 17cm – Diameter 9cm Blue Crossed Swords Condition Good consistent with age

Circa 1870 Height 12cm / 4.72inches Model number B94 Painters mark 58 Blue crossed swords.

Height is 14cm. Underglaze blue crossed swords on underside of base. circa 1860.

Meissen dinner plate of 'New Spanish' with scroll moulded rim, feathering to the edge, brightly painted with flowers within the three reserves, a larger spray to the center, the rim ...

Modelled with Adam and Eve standing beneath the Tree of Knowledge and about to partake of the Forbidden Fruit, the serpent coils around the branches above them while different animal...

Unglazed underside, blue crossed swords mark to the reverse of the base.

Meissen Porcelain figure of Pantalone from the Duke of Weissenfels series, circa 1743, blue crossed swords mark at back, the model by J.J. Kändler and P.

The shape is unusual with the two ends curved and raised as handles. Early crossed swords mark on reverse. Excellent condition.

Height is 14cm. Underglaze blue crossed swords on underside of base. Circa 1860.

Model number f64 to both and Painters mark 48 to both. Blue crossed swords. Circa 1870.

Meissen petal moulded lobed rim teabowl & saucer, the petals with flower groups in purple within gilt line borders, with scattered flower groups throughout, the saucer with larger sc...

Marked on the bottom with under glazed blue crossed swords. Some wear to the gilt decoration.

This little sword stool with seat upholstered in leather is a very refined object, made of two crossed swords, the base has epic connotations while the leather’s fringe reminds us of...

The underside with impressed crossed swords mark, incised model number O.230, impressed Böttger Steinzeug, and impressed 1140 and base signed on side Erich Oehme 1937.

Both figures with underglaze blue cross-swords. Matching painters numbers 64 in red.

Height – 14.5cm Model number 7 Crossed swords underglazed blue Painters mark 35 Circa 1870.

Meissen saucer well painted with a harbour scene of merchants by a quay, ships & cities in the distance, within an elaborate cartouche of iron red, purple & Böttger lustre, the rim w...

All pieces feature the blue crossed swords hallmark on the underside.

It is market with the blue, crossed swords! The design of Rococo shows the late 19th century and is in the very best condition!

The floor is adorned with the world famous, crossed swords in blue! It is besonders the scope to duly describe this outstanding piece of art.

Both have the Meissen crossed sword under glaze makers mark.

Impressed five, early crossed swords to interior base with dot between blades, circa 1735.

German Meissen porcelain three-tier centerpiece, moulded as oak or maple leaves in gold, white and green, the leaf-form dishes on short pedestal bases, of tapering size. Underglaze b...

Open mouth with two rows of pointed teeth and raised tounge. Blue crossed swords in the glaze, with impressed #863V and 143.

A captivating duo of brass wall lights, each adorned with three graceful arms and an exquisite ribbon crown detail. These splendid reproductions exude the timeless elegance of the Lo...

A small but with great presence vintage gold and bronze-like metal chandelier has the earmarks of the neoclassical style: five leaf-like armatures attached to a center urn topped by ...

French bronze single wall sconce showcases symmetry & a sleek silhouette. This two-arm bronze wall sconce features out-swept arms with floral details and an urn draped in swags a...

Upholstered stool with cabriole legs white/gold lacquered. Made by an unknown Austrian furniture maker, circa 1880. New upholstery on request free of charge possible (just the cost ...

Introducing a stunning Brass Baroque Empire Chandelier, reminiscent of the classical style of the Empire era. This is a new reproduction, and several are available, ensuring you can ...

This window bench, or long stool, is taken directly from a design by Thomas Hope (1769-1831). The fluted seat rails are supported by reeded legs, filled with turned discs on crossed,...

A charming 19th-century English oak footstool with an unusually decorative shaped frame and compact square proportions. The stool is generously upholstered in a neutral textured fabr...

Original British film poster from (1949) drama ,romance starring Olivia de Havilland and Montgomery Clift. This film was directed by William Wyler This poster would have been used ou...