Cross Swords

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.

Meissen groups of this sort are very rare and finding an original pair like this is even rarer!!!! Blue crossed swords Underglaze Meissen Mark. Germany, circa 1880 Provenance: Privat...

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

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

The porcelain is marked with the Meissen hallmark blue crossed swords below the base. The excellent details of her large big brown eyes and the serenity of her face while holding a ...

Marked on underside with blue crossed swords hallmark. Provenance: Collection of Martin and Helene Schwalberg, owners of The Meissen Shop founded on June 23, 1978, on Worth Ave. in ...

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

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

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

The lid is inset with an exceptional, original oval metal plaque dated 1784, meticulously engraved with crossed swords (sabers) and the elegant cursive inscription "Vireuse".

All plates marked with Meissen crossed swords. Since the early 18th century, Meissen has been Europe’s leading porcelain manufacturer, renowned for its hand-painted decoration and t...

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

Condition: Perfect condition, 1st quality. Marked with Meissen crossed swords. Since the early 18th century, Meissen has been Europe’s leading porcelain manufactory, renowned for it...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Marked on the reverse with the iconic blue crossed swords, this piece exemplifies the quality and refinement that have defined Meissen since the early 18th century.

The underside features a classic unglazed rustic base bearing a handwritten crossed-swords style monogram with the letter "A", nodding to historic 18th-century porcelain traditions.W...

A monumental Meissen Porcelain figure of a Bald Eagle, all original by the artist, from the Pfeiffer period, blue crossed swords mark with a Dot on top, and incised painter's initia...

Comprising: a milk jug with dolphin-form handle and cover with snail-form finial, a cream jug with dolphin-form handle, a sugar bowl and cover with snail-form finial, 6 demitasse cup...

Produced in first quality porcelain and marked with the Meissen crossed swords. Origin: Germany. Material: Porcelain.

Under the vase, there is a blue crossed swords with dots mark.

Each candleholder finely detailed to the centre with an image of playing cards to one side and crest on the reverses, each image contained within a gilt circle, further enhanced with...

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

The signature logo, the crossed swords, was introduced in 1720 to protect its production; the mark of the crossed swords is one of the oldest trademarks in existence.

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

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

First factory quality. Marked with Meissen crossed swords in underglaze blue. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s most iconic designs, developed in the mid-18th century and...

Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed swords, cancelled with two incised lines.

Condition: Excellent condition. Marked with Meissen crossed swords in underglaze blue. 1st quality. The “Blue Onion” pattern is one of Meissen’s most iconic designs, created in the ...

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

Condition: Excellent condition ( marked with Meissen crossed swords with two incised lines). The famous “Blue Onion” pattern by Meissen was introduced in 1739 and remains one of the...

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

Crafted in France circa 1870, the antique wooden shield features a beautifully hand-painted coat of arms with two rampant lions on a central escutcheon, crossed swords, and delicate ...

Whether displayed on a vanity or curated among other collectibles, this jewelry casket is a timeless heirloom that captures the elegance of the period. Bears the crossed sword Sévres...

An excellent example of Meissen skill and artistry. Underside features crossed swords mark, incised ''C35X" and stamped ''57''.

This piece is marked to the base with Minton's crossed swords and pattern number 238 to the base, hand painted in cobalt blue.

Produced in first quality porcelain and marked with the Meissen crossed swords. Origin: Germany. Material: Porcelain.

Produced in first quality porcelain and marked with the Meissen crossed swords. Origin: Germany. Material: Porcelain.

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

Each Item is marked on the underside with the crossed swords of the Meissen Manufactory and will be delivered in its original gift box.

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

Condition: Exceptional condition for such early pieces, with no losses, very light evidence of wear to gilding. Crossed swords marks in underglaze blue, impressed numerals on each ve...

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

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

A curious piece, and a rare design from Meissen, it features the distinctive blue crossed swords mark in underglaze to the base.

Each of the four plaques is set in a gilt frame, and each are marked to the reverse with the blue crossed sword marks of the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory.

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

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

Winter lies below spring, warming their hands over a cheery fire and clothed in a blue CAP and red robe trimmed in gold. The crossed swords mark indicating the pieces as Meissen is f...

The underside bears the iconic Meissen crossed swords mark (1st choice), painted in underglaze blue, along with impressed and incised numbers typical for the "Knauf-Zeit" Meissen pro...

Maker: Meissen Marks: With a blue underglaze crossed swords mark / impressed 252 to the base.

Maker: Meissen Marks: Marked to the base with a blue underglaze crossed swords Meissen maker's mark. Measurements: Length: ca. 3 3/4 in.

The bottom consists of underglaze blue crossed swords mark, which is the signature mark of Meissen Porcelain.