Edme Samson

Paris, late 19th century 2 images biscuit 19th century. Signature centre bottom. Edme Samson

letter "T" manufactured by the prolific 19th century Parisian ceramicist, Edmé Samson. Made in France

firm of Edme Samson Rose-scale ground White ground panels with raised enamelling framing hand painted

Pair of Edme Samson porcelain birds with pink beak, yellow and black chest, brown body and black

Samson opened his ceramics firm Samson, Edmé et Cie in Paris in 1845 with the intention of supplying

important French porcelain manufacturer founded in the 1860s in Paris by Edmé Samson that excelled in

manufacture and the conforming domed cover with gilded finial. Biography: Edmé Samson (1810-1891

French porcelain made in lamp in the 20th C. Great carved base and nice amorial decor on the porcelain.

A porcelain jar with cover done in a French floral design surrounding a crest held by a lion and a horse with the inscription 'Sola Virtus Invicta' = Bravery Alone is Invincible.

A stunning and large pair of 19th century porcelain urns with lids, made by Samson Edmé et Cie

COMPRISED OF 37 DINNER, 16 SOUP, 23 BREAD & BUTTER, 30 DESSERT PLATES, 12 CUPS AND 12 SAUCERS, TOTAL 130 PIECES. THE PLATES AND SAUCERS CENTERED BY A COAT OF ARMS, WITH COBALT BLUE W...

Set of 12 Samson porcelain cabinet plates elaborately hand decorated in 24 carat raised Gold

EACH OF CAMPANA FORM, THE FRONT AND BACK PAINTED WITH A COAT OF ARMS WITHIN A CIRCULAR FOLIATE CARTOUCHE, THE ENTWINED TWIG HANDLES ENDING IN LEAFY BRANCHES WITH BERRIES, ON A PEDEST...

Porcelain parrots by the “Great Imitator” Edme Samson. Features parrots resting atop tree trunks

to the master porcelain copyist, Edme Samson (1810-1898), with blue crossed swords mark.

enamelled family crests and foliate decoration made by Edmé Samson (b Paris, 1810; d Paris, 1891), and were

Edme Samson Dutch Delftware. A garniture of three antique polychrome Reeded Ovoid Vases and Covers

This is an exquisite Edmé Samson polychromed porcelain figure of a seated monkey in a naturalistic

This is a striking figure of Minerva made by Edmé Samson in Paris in the Derby style. The figure

Mid-late 19th century set of 10 porcelain plates, Edme Samson, French. A rare set in "Chinese

This is a beautiful small teapot made by Edmé Samson in Paris some time in the 19th Century. The

Antique French Edme Samson porcelain busts offer hand painted ad gilt Louis XIV Court figures to

reserves. Edmé Samson was founded in Paris in 1845 and specialised in making replacements for valuable

Antique French Samson porcelain jewelry or trinket box in the form of a turtle, circa early 20th

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A late 19th century Iznik-style bottle vase by Edmé Samson et Cie, decorated with polychrome

throughout, now converted as a table lamp. Edmé Samson (Paris, 1810-1891) was a famous copyist of European

climbing a rock. Apocryphal Sevres double L mark and S under the base. Realized by Samson manufactory. Edmé

poses, almost dance, of the figures, directly derived from the Rococo models. Edmé Samson (Paris, 1810

box is just bursting with History. Inspired by Edme Samson of Samson & Co., Paris. we believe (Based

France, circa 1880 A late 19th century Iznik-style bottle vase by Edmé Samson et Cie, decorated

Edmé Samson & Cie Armorial vase in famille rose, converted into a lamp. Classic in shape, size and

France, circa 1880 A late 19th century Persian style bottle vase by Edmé Samson et Cie, decorated

founded in 1845 in Paris (France) by Edmé Samson and brought to Montreuil by his son, Emile. The firm was

: Excellent Price for the set of three: is $ 1200 Background of the Samson Factory: Edme Samson began his

. Edmé Samson (1810-1891), painter on ceramics established 1845 at n°7 rue in Paris, bought his white

This antique hand painted armorial porcelain Samson two handled urn with cover has been custom

a Samson Chantilly-style chinoiserie bronze mounted inkwell (encrier) decorated with mice stealing

Edne Samson was famous for his imitations of other factories and has become collectible in his own

This Baluster vase is charmingly painted in polychrome with a procession, children playing, with adults playing musical instruments, riding on a cart and with a dragon. The overall f...

A Pair of Famille Rose ginger jars painted in pastel colored enamels. The vases are decorated with songbirds among a profusion of peonies and rockwork and on the reverse decorated wi...

A one of a kind pair of Samson porcelain vases made oil lampes with cobalt blue and plychromy

blue ground, in the Sevres style. The pedestal was created by the ceramics firm Samson, Edmé et Cie

Nineteenth Century Hard Paste Porcelain Rabbit Tureen -Possibly Samson bearing the Gold Anchor

modelled seated and alert. They were made by Samson in the late 19th century.

Mounted French porcelain box and cover, circa 1880-1900 The rectangular gilt-metal mounted box in the Serves-style painted with a blue trellis design with different flowers in e...

An elegant pair of oval shaped Paris porcelain baskets decorated with bands of cobalt. Each basket is supported by a pair of cupids with gilded wings. The base of each basket stands...

Porcelain parrots by the “Great Imitator” Edme Samson. Features parrots resting atop tree trunks

A very finely made antique French Paris porcelain inkwell made in the Chinese style by Edmé Samson

This is a beautiful figure of a gentleman with a dog and a bird, made by Edme Samson in Paris in

” (Sola Virtus Invicta - Bravery alone is invincible) by Samson, Edme et Cie. “Edmé Samson (b Paris

This is a beautiful figure of a piper made by Edmé Samson in Paris some time in the 19th Century

This pair of Delft-style vases were made in France circa 1900 by the esteemed firm of Edmé Samson

, Paris, Circa 1880. Edme Samson had created beautiful pottery in the Persian, Islamic, Iznik and Hispano

French porcelain factory of Edmé Samson (b Paris, 1810; d Paris, 1891), founder of the ceramics firm

Edmé Samson, rose-scale ground. White ground panels with raised enamelling framing hand-painted

Ormolu Candelabra of outstanding quality. Mid-Nineteenth Century, firmly attributed to Edme Samson of