Cross Swords

Crossed Swords with Star • Late 18th Century Porcelain • Museum Quality.

The KPM porcelain is hallmarked by a blue crossed swords and a star.

The gentelman is wearing a nice suite with vibrant colors the woman is wearing a nice dress also with vibrant colors. Have a mark blue crossed swords on the two base and under the ...

Each having a Meissen cross sword blue under glaze mark with incised numbers.

Blue crossed swords mark to the base. A footed bowl with a wide sight scalloped gilt rim with shell and acanthus leaf handles and decorated with insects and flowers.

It bears the iconic blue crossed swords mark and date letter, clearly stamped on the base.

Marked with the Meissen blue crossed swords and incised model number "1230" under the base, late 19th-early 20th century Measures: 9" high.

Marked to the base with Meissen's blue underglaze crossed swords mark / an impressed 9 / an incised 'No. 5'.

Unknown origin, possibly Samson et Cie, 20th century Stamped with two blue crossed swords to rear of piece Measures: Height 6 inch, width 7 inch, depth 2.5 inch Please note, the tail...

All three pieces bear the highly recognisable Meissen crossed-swords mark, providing important authentication for collectors.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Original vintage British military recruitment poster - We Proudly Serve / The Regular Army - featuring an illustration of a soldier in a green uniform and helmet with camouflage nett...

Marked with the Meissen blue crossed swords and incised model number "1239" under the base Late 19th-early 20th century Measures: 8" wide x 6 1/2" deep x 9 1/2" high.

Coalport, whose encrusted wares are often confused with Minton’s, also used a crossed-swords mark, and remains the principal alternative.

Royal Saxon Court Pantry Red Dragon Charger A Meissen porcelain charger in the Red Dragon pattern marked with blue crossed swords for Meissen and bearing the puce K.H.C. mark for Ko...

Marked with the blue underglaze crossed swords mark. Overall Measurements: Each vase stands 11-inches high, with a 3.5-inch diameter opening, 6-inches wide handle to handle, raise ...

Kändler after an engraving by Jacques Dumont, wearing a black hat with brown feather, fur-lined white cape, yellow waistcoat with Sgraffito scrolls and circles and white leggings, pl...

Marked with hand painted crossed swords, ALLCO, and stamped France. The Tazza brass pedestal has 3 sections with ram heads, scroll work and feather details.

While the mark resembles crossed swords used by Meissen, the overall style and glaze clearly point to Italian origin.

Marked on the underside with underglaze blue crossed swords marks. Germany, Circa: 1850.

Note: Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with four incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with light signs of use; some wear to the gold rim. 1st. factory quality. Marked with Meissen crossed swords. Founded in 1710, Meissen is Europe’s old...

A fine 18th century Meissen painted porcelain model of a Grey Partridge, standing in a leafy copse, with paint blue crossed swords mark to unglazed base and incised model number '57'.

The Meissen porcelain figures c1745: Harlequin and Columbine from the Weissenfels series (both bearing the crossed swords to the rear ). This item's previous owner purchased it from...

Rare German Meissen Porcelain Master Salt Cellar with Hand Painted Multicolored Floral Details With Rope Handles Sitting on a Base of Three Frauenkopf Figural Females on Curved Snail...

The undersurface of the base is clearly marked with cobalt blue crossed swords under the glaze. An exceptional example of this model !

Marked with an underglaze blue crossed swords factory mark, impressed 128 and cypher, incised model no. 64536, and an old Christie's East auction sticker.

Marked to the bottom with a blue underglaze Meissen crossed swords mark, a blue underglaze 102C, and an impressed 218 Simply a wonderful covered box from Meissen!

The porcelain bears a partial blue underglaze crossed swords mark, indicating its authenticity and origin.

The bottoms of each include pressnumera and blue-crossed swords mark. Germany, Circa: 1900.

Both plates are marked with the classic blue crossed swords and numbered, confirming their authenticity and placing them firmly within Meissen’s distinguished tradition of 19th-centu...

Marked to the base with a blue underglaze crossed swords Meissen mark with one cancellation mark indicating a factory second, F13 for the model number, and an illegible artist design...

Note: Marked with Meissen crossed swords. Founded in 1710, Meissen is Europe’s oldest porcelain manufactory and is renowned for exceptional craftsmanship.

Note: Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

These sweetmeat figures were made around 1745, the original models being done by J F Eberlain and show the fashion for Orientalism popular at the time. Crossed swords mark to rear of...

Marked to the underside with a crossed sword underglaze mark. Measures: 12" w x 9.375" d x 7.125" h.

The German porcelain dish has the Meissen "Blue Crossed Sword" mark, used between 1924-1934 The measurement is 4 cm high, 25 cm wide and the depth is 16,5 cm The weight is 392 grams

Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with one incised line.

The flowers are hand-applied, and the Rococo-style base features gilt details. The crossed swords mark can be seen in cobalt blue on the bottom of the base.

Renowned for its innovation, vibrant enamels, and exquisitely modeled forms, Meissen quickly became synonymous with luxury and artistry. Its crossed swords mark, one of the oldest tr...

Each marked with the Meissen blue cross swords and incised with a model number in the Meissen factory.

This salt is modeled by the German, Johann Friedrich Eberlein (1696-1749). The Meissen crossed sword mark is in blue underglaze. Condition is good.

Marked with an underglaze blue crossed swords factory mark to the reverse and an obscured mark to the base.

Below the base is the Meissen hallmark of two crossed swords.

Its head is painted in red with a brownish/yellow beak and its feet are painted in red and white alternating striations. With signature Blue Crossed Swords Mark on bottom and other p...

A large pair of continental Meissen style "Augustus Rex" gilt and polychrome enamel decorated porcelain covered vases, late 19th century, of baluster form with medium blue ground, wi...

It is crafted from high-quality German porcelain featuring the iconic "blue crossed swords" mark. First choice Cup diameter 9 cm h 6,5 cm Saucer d 14,5 cm h 3,5 cm Side plate d 18,2...

Rare mid century nautical maritime theme Chelsea Ship's Clock and Barometer set featuring a carved mahogany case with dolphins / delphins flanking brass cased gauges accented with sh...

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Very good condition with minor signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Authenticity: Authentic Meissen pieces bear the famous Crossed Swords mark, often found at the foot of the bamboo stalk in the pattern.

The Meissen mark consisting of crossed swords in blue is present on the bottom.

Meissen’s production includes a range of decorative and functional porcelain, often marked with its signature crossed swords insignia.