Porcelain Marks

Origin: Meissen, Germany. Maker: Meissen Porcelain Manufactory (blue crossed swords mark under the base).

Origin: Meissen, Germany. Maker: Meissen Porcelain Manufactory (blue crossed swords mark under the base).

A fine and stunning pair of Sevres porcelain figures, mid 19th century, of a female fruit picker and a male grape harvester, the bottoms with underglaze Sevres marks.

Many porcelain pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries bear Qianlong marks, not necessarily of the period, but as a tribute to the mastery of earlier times.

So, inviting him into your home is a chance to have a long life! Chinese porcelain, diamond mark - XXth

While executed in the manner of Sèvres and Louis XVI decorative porcelain, without identifiable factory marks these are best catalogued as Sèvres-style rather than attributed directl...

Bleu de Hue porcelain. The base with beautiful mark: Reading '锦堂发记' for 'Jin Tang Fa Ji'.

A very beautiful and detailed porcelain figurine. With maker's mark on bottom, Royal Dux Bohemia, as shown in images.

Maker: Donna Karan for Lenox Porcelain Pattern: Title: Embrace Marks: An impressed Donna Karan signature to the base / incised 17/50 edition number / and a Lenox factory label Me...

MEASUREMENTS Mother Frog 2 in high × 2.25 in wide × 2.75 in deep (5.08 cm × 5.72 cm × 6.98 cm) Baby Frog 1.50 in high × 1.75 in wide × 2 in deep (3.81 cm × 4.45 cm × 5.08 cm) Desig...

Measures: 4 3/4" Diameter x 11" High Bears the manufacturers mark. These Sarreguemines porcelain vases will enhance any setting.

Faboulous japanese porcelain plate. Mark at the base. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Type: Incense Burners Japanese Style: Satsuma Region of Origin: Period:...

The clock movement is stamped ‘DENIÈRE A PARIS 3048’. The porcelain with interlaced ‘L’ marks. France, Circa 1870.

Ciliniy Top Marked with Double L mark Material: Porcelain and Bronze Good Condition, lid Professionally restored

Paris and silversmith mark. The porcelain with Sevres apocryphal mark, Circa :1850 Dim: W: 2,9 in - D: 2,9in - H: 4,3in.

Colors include green, gold, and white porcelain. With maker's mark on bottom as shown in image #12.

They are in perfect condition, these plates are from 1970s and 1980s, this is evident from the porcelain manufacturers marks on the back of the plates

The underside bears the handwritten inscription “Dessiné et peint entièrement à la main par Le Tallec à Paris France”, confirming that the decoration was designed and entirely execut...

The lamps are marked on the bottom of the porcelain bodies with the Herend mark, "Handpainted Herend Hungary", dating back to 1930s, and distributor's paper stickers with Herend logo...

Pair of English porcelain vases. Puce mark on base.

Each vase bears a circular underside mark reading "Japanese Porcelain Ware - Decorated in Hong Kong, " indicating mid-20th-century export production for the international market.

Faboulous japanese porcelain shallow bowls. Stamp mark at the base.

Fabulous quality blue and white porcelain large dish, Chenghua mark at the base but of later Kangxi period (1662-1722).

The porcelain has an impressed clay mark number 107 left low verso and there is the original retailers sticker to the reverse of the plaque for - A L' Industrie Suisse, Maurice Bloch...

Viennese porcelain originated early 18th century as they followed the succes of German Meissen and Ho¨chst porcelain, these shield marks where used between 1744-1784 in the "Governme...

Underglazed sceptor mark and iron red KPM orb mark.

In 1919 Martial Raynaud bought the company and continued using the T&V mark as well as his own Raynaud mark. Raynaud porcelain remains in business today.

The bases are formed in gilt bronze with stepped profiles and four shaped feet, providing stable support beneath the porcelain stems. Painted Sèvres factory marks appear on the unde...

The underside of the tureen bears the “AR” mark, along with the flying bird device used by the Arras porcelain factory.

Godden, Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks (London: Herbert Jenkins, 1964), for the dating of the impressed Neale & Co. mark.

Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks. London: Barrie & Jenkins, 1964 (Wood & Hulme, Garfield Pottery, Burslem, 1882–1905).

Brand: Chaika Time Period Made: 1970s Style: Soviet Russian / Filigree Revival Materials (Metal): Gilt Base Metal Stones/Gems: Hand-Painted Porcelain / Enamel Tags/Marks/Hallmarks: D...

West German Mid-Century porcelain vase with a white textured cylindrical mouth and body, connected by a narrow white glazed porcelain neck.

American Mid-Century Norman Rockwell wall calendar with a wooden plaque back supporting interchangeable porcelain plates to mark each month, and arrangeable sliding date tiles, marke...

Key Features: Authentic Capodimonte Porcelain: A mark of true Italian craftsmanship, each vase is hand-finished and made using age-old techniques passed down through generations of ...

West German Mid-Century porcelain vase with a purple and white textured cylindrical mouth and body, connected by a narrow white glazed porcelain neck.

Porcelain mark for Gröna Anna And now for some fascinating facts!

Content: 925/1000. Assay Mark: Yes, Imperial Porcelain of Saint Petersburg.

Myronova also has work in numerous public collections including those at Crocker Art Museum, (Sacramento, USA), Porcelain Museum (Riga, Latvia), the Mark Rothko Art Center (Daugavpil...

Myronova also has work in numerous public collections including those at Crocker Art Museum, (Sacramento, USA), Porcelain Museum (Riga, Latvia), the Mark Rothko Art Center (Daugavpil...

They are richly moulded in high relief with a continuous frieze of Classical figures in a luxuriant landscape, the scenes finely enamelled in a vivid polychrome palette with extensiv...

Myronova also has work in numerous public collections including those at Crocker Art Museum, (Sacramento, USA), Porcelain Museum (Riga, Latvia), the Mark Rothko Art Center (Daugavpil...

Myronova also has work in numerous public collections including those at Crocker Art Museum, (Sacramento, USA), Porcelain Museum (Riga, Latvia), the Mark Rothko Art Center (Daugavpil...

The base has a small character in blue between the spur marks. Japanese porcelain dishes of this type were made in Japan to fill a gap in the market after the V.O.C. stopped orderin...

Even to this day all KPM porcelain bears the distinctive sceptre mark of Frederick I.

The bottoms are signed with Japanese Porcelain Studio marks. Japan, Circa: 1880.

One bird with the tail is broken 19th century Porcelain Meissen, Germany Mark for Meissen Measures: Height 54 cm Width 22 cm.        

Even to this day all KPM porcelain bears the distinctive sceptre mark of Frederick I.

The combination of rich colors and delicate craftsmanship highlights the vase’s historical significance, making it a stunning centerpiece or collectible for any admirer of fine porce...

France, 1925 Lacquered wax, hair, glass, porcelain, fabric, wood. Stamped manufacturer's mark to reverse ‘P.Imans Paris Made in France’. 12"w x 12"d x 43"h Ref.

All pieces are very finely hand potted in a very thin translucent white porcelain, with radial chatter marks clearly visible on the rear of the saucers from the potting wheel.

It's a lovely glazed white color with pale blue undertones. Maker's mark "Porcelain Opaque de Gien France" on reverse.

Plate has 3 different marks Sevres mark Mark from Porcelain boutique in Paris Mark of Château Saint Cloud.

Plate has 3 different marks Sevres mark Mark from Porcelain boutique in Paris Mark of Château Saint Cloud.

This is an ideal set for lovers of Regency porcelain and chinoiserie design. Dimensions: 2.5″ tall x 3.25″ diameter Condition: Excellent Price: $580 - Key Features: - Set of seven an...

The dishes rest on four scrolling legs adorned with garlands of fruiting vine, supported by finely cast gilt bronze mounts. The porcelain bears multiple marks: the interlaced L’s fo...

Famille Rose Chrysanthemum Bowl with Yongzheng Mark Porcelain bowl with delicate floral medallions in vibrant Famille Rose enamels, including shades of pink, blue, yellow, and orange.

Because of their elaborate, dense patterning and rich iron-red, gold, and purple palette, they pair beautifully with minimalist or traditional tailored linen shades to ensure the foc...

Maker: Noritake Morimura Brothers Porcelain Manufactory Marks: Marked to the reverse with a mark that reads Noritake Service / Japan, with an M at the top of the crest for Morimura.

A hanging loop is fitted to the rear. Porcelain dial has some slight marks. A beautiful and unique timepiece for anywhere in your home.