Cross Swords

cornucopia filled with fruit, berries and flowers. The Meissen mark consisting of crossed swords in blue is

century. Condition: Very good condition with light signs of use. Marked with Meissen crossed swords

each are marked with blue crossed swords mark. The Meissen porcelain manufacturer, established in 1710

. There is a under glazed cobalt blue crossed sword marking on the underside of the base.

condition, 1st quality. Marked with Meissen crossed swords. Since the early 18th century, Meissen has been

. Period: 1930s. Condition: Very good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled

. Period: 1930s. Condition: Very good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled

. Period: 1930s. Condition: Very good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled

: 1930s. Condition: Very good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with

Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines. Since the early 18th century, Meissen has been

. Period: 1930s. Condition: Very good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled

shows the signature under-glaze blue crossed swords mark. Incised numbers: 17. Germany, circa: 1800s.

. Dimensions: D. 20 cm. Period: Mid-20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed

recognized by its distinctive logo of two crossed swords, typically found on the bottom of its products. The

botanical tradition. Marked on the reverse with the iconic blue crossed swords, this piece exemplifies the

, heart in hand, moon and stars, Paschal Lamb, beehive, crossed swords etc. Also Sarah Saidoff 1839 with

condition. Second quality Marking: Blue crossed swords under the base About Meissen Second Quality

, heart in hand, moon and stars, Paschal Lamb, beehive, crossed swords etc. Also Peter Saidoff 1839 with

dragon motif on a white background with red accents and gilt rims. Each item has a crossed swords

: Perfect condition. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with four incised lines. Since 1710

, diameter 6.5", and a circular serving platter, diameter 12.5", crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue. 24

: Mid-20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with

good condition, minor wear. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines

is a blue crossed swords with dots mark.

Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s

. Marked with Meissen crossed swords in underglaze blue. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s most

. Dimensions: D. 25 cm. Period: Mid-20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed

Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s

. Dimensions: D. 25 cm. Period: Mid-20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed

. Period: Early 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition ( marked with Meissen crossed swords with two

crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s most

. Marked with Meissen’s crossed swords in underglaze blue, 2nd quality, single incised slash. The “Blue

blue crossed swords marks for Meissen, with light green ground and further gilt highlights throughout

crossed swords, was introduced in 1720 to protect its production; the mark of the crossed swords is one of

two rampant lions on a central escutcheon, crossed swords, and delicate foliate motifs. Above the

timeless heirloom that captures the elegance of the period. Bears the crossed sword Sévres marking as well

example of Meissen skill and artistry. Underside features crossed swords mark, incised ''C35X" and stamped

information: Date : 1720-5 Marks : Broad crossed swords Origin : Meissen,Saxony, Germany Colour : Polychrome

worldwide. Meissen pieces are marked by the crossed swords on the base, a guarantee of authenticity

marked for the Meissen manufactory with blue crossed swords mark in underglaze on the reverse. The

Item is marked on the underside with the crossed swords of the Meissen Manufactory and will be

. The back plate of each sconce is signed, underglaze, with blue crossed swords—the signature of Meissen.

early pieces, with no losses, very light evidence of wear to gilding. Crossed swords marks in underglaze

wreath decoration. (The back of the case at 12 o’clock carrying the crossed swords mark for Meissen in a

. The backs of each plate have the signature underglazed blue-crossed swords mark. Germany, circa 1860.

with the blue crossed sword marks of the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory.

a blue CAP and red robe trimmed in gold. The crossed swords mark indicating the pieces as Meissen is

beautifully modelled relief details. The underside bears the iconic Meissen crossed swords mark (1st choice

crossed swords mark / impressed 252 to the base. Measurements: Height: ca. 3/4 in. Diameter: ca. 3 1/8 in

age. Maker: Meissen Marks: Marked to the base with a blue underglaze crossed swords Meissen maker's

, cauliflower, snap peas, asparagus, and carrots. The bottom is complete with Meissen crossed swords mark in

colorful botanical accuracy and charm. The bottom consists of underglaze blue crossed swords mark, which is

. Cream jug and sugar bowl second quality Marking: Blue crossed swords under the base About Meissen

Meissen crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, along with impressed and painted model numbers (7663 and

blue crossed swords with single dot between the hilts, decorators puce dash Origin : Meissen, Saxony

century. Bearing the cross swords mark in underglaze blue, it depicts a nervous and inquisitive small

porcelain, the pattern is still produced today. The crossed swords mark on the underside is Meissen’s