Cross Swords

The base of the "larger plate" features engraved numbers and another in blue ink; the next plate shows the mark of the two crossed swords and more engraved numbers; at the base of th...

The Meissen marks (two crossed swords, in blue) that appear on the bases of both figures, would be those used by the factory between 1815 and 1924.

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Made ca. 1850 Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade and finest hand painting Size: Height: 21,0 cm ...

The bottoms of each of the pieces are marked with blue crossed swords marks. Germany, Circa: 1800's Clock dimensions: Height: 25 in.

The underside of the pieces bears the Meissen crossed-swords mark and the service is factory-designated as second quality (II Wahl).

Marked underneath with Meissen Blue Crossed Swords Mark. Meissen, established in the early 1700s, was the first European manufacturer to produce true hard-paste porcelain, revolution...

The bottoms of all the pieces are marked with Meissen porcelain underglaze blue-crossed swords marks. Germany, Circa: 1930-1940 The set is comprised of the following, which include...

Found on each base is the body part associated with that sense. With crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue, incised model numbers 1035, 1136, 1042, 1051 and 1062, various impressed...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: made circa 1900 Material: white porcelain, glossy finish Technique: handmade and finest hand painting Size: height: 22,5 c...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: made circa 1900 Material: white porcelain, glossy finish Technique: handmade and finest hand painting Size: height: 22.0 cm / 8.66 inches ...

German; circa 1860 Marks: Crossed swords in underglaze blue; and incised model number: K. 49, 28 Provenance: Property from an important La Jolla, California collector Acqu...

Maker: Meissen Porcelain Manufactory Marks: Blue underglaze crossed swords factory mark, impressed 109 and 138 Measurements: Diameter: ca. 9 3/4 in.

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Designed: 1992 Manufactured 1997 Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest handpainting, glossy finish Dimensions: Height: 26,0 ...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Designed: 1992 Manufactured 1992 Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest handpainting, glossy finish Dimensions: Height: 22,5 cm /...

First quality Marking: Blue crossed swords mark under the base and jubilee mark “1817–1992” A harmonious set that showcases Meissen’s traditional craftsmanship and classical design ...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Around 1860 Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest hand painting Dimensions: Height...

Marked beneath with the underglaze-blue Meissen crossed swords and one cancellation line. Dimensions: 12 inches high × 9 inches wide across the handles × 8.5 inches diameter; base 5...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Made ca. 1902 Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade and finest hand painting Size: height: 20,0 cm ...

A Renaissance suit of armor lies piled across the white porcelain in engraved black and white: the cuirass covered edge to edge in damascened scrollwork and classical figures, with v...

The figure stands on a circular, scrolled base enriched with gilt detailing and small applied flowers. The crossed swords mark appears in underglaze blue to the rear of the base, de...

Dresden porcelain adopted Saxon crossed swords in under-glaze blue as its distinguishing mark.

Design of the model in 1788 Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: made around 1840 Material: white porcelain, glossy finish Technique: handmade porcelain, finest...

Each bears the Meissen overglaze blue crossed swords mark to the underside, confirming their origin.

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Made around 1850 Material: Porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade and painted porcelain Dimensions: Height: ...

On the underside of the base, the piece bears the prestigious Meissen factory mark of the underglaze blue crossed swords, anchoring its production to the golden age of European porce...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Designed: 1987 Manufactured 1990 Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest handpainting, glossy finish Dimensions: Height: 20,0 cm /...

Dresden Porcelain adopted Saxon crossed swords in under-glaze blue as its distinguishing mark.

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: made ca. 1905 Material: white porcelain, glossy finish Technique: handmade and finest hand painting Size: height: 21.0 cm / 8.26 inches w...

Produced during the 19th-century revival period, both figures bear Meissen’s underglaze blue crossed swords mark to the underside, along with incised and painted model numbers.

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Designed: 1988 Manufactured 1995 Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest handpainting, glossy finish Dimensions: Height: 23,0 cm /...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Designed: 1989 Manufactured 1994 Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest handpainting, glossy finish Dimensions: Height: 21,0 cm /...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Made ca. 1890 Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade and finest hand painting Size: Height: 34,...

Vases like these can only be found in this quality, condition and craftsmanship once in a lifetime after being held for over 250 years. With Blue Crossed Swords Mark on the Bottom. H...

Size: Height 'Spring & Winter' 9.84 inches Height 'Summer & Autumn' 9.84 inches Marks: Meissen crossed Sword Marks with pommels on hilts / first quality 'Spring & Winter':...

This Figurine Group is of Most Remarkable Appearance, Indeed! Marks: Meissen Crossed Sword Mark of Midle of 19th century / Made circa 1870 First quality model number 720 / painter...

As a result, this type of carpet is habitually called an ‘Eagle Kazak (Adler in German)’, ‘Sun or Sunburst Kazak’, ‘Sword’, or ‘Escutcheon’ Carpet. A multiplicity of elements complet...

The bases bear the underglaze blue crossed swords mark of Meissen, a symbol of authenticity and quality control.

The underside bears the blue crossed swords mark, imitative of Meissen’s factory cipher, a customary identifier of Samson’s homages to the German manufactory.

Both vases are marked on the underside with the Meissen crossed swords in underglaze blue, accompanied by incised model numbers.

The base is stamped with Meissen’s underglaze blue crossed swords. Steeped in history, this porcelain tureen is a superb addition to a collection of antique European ceramics.

The bottom is marked with a Meissen underglaze blue-crossed swords mark with Marcolini Asterisk mark and double dots.

Each ewer features the Meissen crossed swords underglaze. 19th century Earth: 26" high x 16 1/2" wide x 9" deep Water: 24 3/4" high x 15" wide x 8 1/2" deep Fire: 26" high x 16" wi...

Dresden porcelain adopted Saxon crossed swords in under-glaze blue as its distinguishing mark.

Dresden porcelain adopted Saxon crossed swords in under-glaze blue as its distinguishing mark.

The facial features of Cupid are truly sublime, with a beautiful flushed face and an expression that captures the essence of love. The blue and white crossed swords mark of Meissen i...

On either side of the seat, more tiny cherubs can be found. With 18th C. blue crossed swords mark on reverse. Germany, Circa: 1760

The well is painted with a single specimen of a yellow and purple flag iris, the flower shown in full bloom above crossed sword-shaped leaves and a furled bud, observed and shaded wi...

The underside bears the factory's underglaze blue crossed swords mark, identifying its manufacture.

Design of the model circa 1787 Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: Made around 1850 Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade porcelain, fin...

The pair is identified as Meissen porcelain and bears the underglaze blue crossed swords mark to the underside, applied with clarity and corresponding to the manufactory’s establishe...

All items bear the underglaze blue crossed swords mark, along with red inventory or pattern numbers.

The underside of the body features the Meissen stamp of a pair of blue crossed swords. The vase is placed upon an associated Meissen stand.

Pierced cresting rails rise above the backs, incorporating elaborate heraldic compositions that blend Indian iconography—such as the solar emblem and crossed swords, denoting lineage...

Manufactory: Meissen Germany Dating: 1924-1934, 'Pfeiffer-period' Material: White porcelain, glossy finish Technique: Handmade porcelain, finest hand painting D...

The underside bears the Meissen blue crossed swords mark in underglaze, confirming its origin.

One vase has a faint Blue cross sword Meissen Mark. Substantial gilt bronze mounts frame each vessel.

As a result, this type of carpet is habitually called an ‘Eagle Kazak (Adler in German)’, ‘Sun or Sunburst Kazak’, ‘Sword’, or ‘Escutcheon’ Carpet. A multiplicity of elements complet...

The underside of the figure bears the Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark, an incised model number “U 150,” and an impressed number “52.”

The underside is marked with the Meissen crossed swords in underglaze blue, identifying its production at the manufactory.

Extensive 102 Piece Rare Meissen Dinner Service "Flower Bouqett", 1815 – 1860 , colorful, richly decorated gold rim, consisting of: 45 dinner plates (Ø 24 cm,) 24 deep plates (Ø 23 ...