Porcelain Marks

refined Regency palette - Impressed crowned “BFB” or “B” Worcester marks - English porcelain ca. 1810

, supported by finely cast gilt bronze mounts. The porcelain bears multiple marks: the interlaced L’s for

Famille Rose Chrysanthemum Bowl with Yongzheng Mark Porcelain bowl with delicate floral medallions

consistent with age. Maker: Noritake Morimura Brothers Porcelain Manufactory Marks: Marked to the reverse

painted decoration, porcelain enamel dial with brass hands. Originally with a large weight driven movement

collection of fine representative "nippon" porcelain. Old maker's mark on the underneath. In excellent and

Enzo Mari Cicladi plant stand for Danese 1977 production Italy, Unglazed porcelain. Stamped

have not removed it to check for a makers mark) enameled porcelain tray scene of frolicking putti. The

" underglaze blue marks. The glazed porcelain Prunus is impressive, and so is the condition of this mid century

tiles from the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory, with the manufactory’s mark to the reverse. A

stamped with a triangle mark for Sevres Porcelain factory and dated 1905, this stamp is repeated to the

and green colorways for a statement look The image shows the back of an antique or vintage porcelain

A set of five books on American pottery and glass. 1. Lehner's Encyclopedia of U.S. Marks on

underside bears a mark for Mottahedeh Porcelain de Cuernavaca as well as for Mottahedeh Sir Humphrey

appropriate wear with small marks to the porcelain. Launched in the 1940's the Faience collection by Stig

Information: Material: Gold, porcelain Origin: French, c. 1880 Marks: Monogram verso Case: Fitted Case

locality famous for the production of pottery and porcelain. From the mark, we can accurately identify the

, Czechoslovakian and other pottery and porcelain made after 1920. This mark was used on items imported by Ebeling

akanthos green leaves and trees. Marks include Porcelain Legat & Cie Nimy les Mons. Price item.

marble base. Ornate gilded metal mounts and details on the side. Hand painted porcelain dial. French

porcelain plaques that decorate many of his pieces. His earliest such pieces are datable by the marks on

Extraordinary table lamp by Theodore Deck. Porcelain with signature T and mark. Sold with the

inch porcelain dials signed "Hry. Mark" with matching open moon hands, black hour numerals and brass

Copenhagen Porcelain', potters marks and number (please see images #14 and 15.) Colors include a light grey

Lindbergs design. In a very good vintage condition with age appropriate wear with small marks to the

. With maker's mark on bottom: 'Richard Ginori', 'Made in Italy', 'Fine porcelain since 1735', as shown

A fine Chinese porcelain wine cup, hand painted in underglaze blue with figures in various martial