Sevres Marks

The underside retains Sèvres marks and painter’s inscriptions, further confirming its authenticity and heritage.

Each signed with pseudo sevres mark and artist signature " K. Mudville". Each one is in great antique condition .

Underside of the cover carries the Sevres mark, and in red it reads Offert par le prince de Rohan a la princesse de Lamballe (Offered by the prince of Rohan to the princess of Lambal...

These vases are marked with blue script Sèvres R.F. marks indicative of the Republic Française period, which began in 1792 following the French Revolution.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

An imitation of the blue Sèvres mark is painted on the inside of the lids.

Beautifully hand painted and commemorating a 1677 battle scene, the "Prise de Valenciennes" (Siege of Valenciennes), highlighted in gold on a Royal Blue ground and signed lower right...

The pair retains the printed P.M. Sèvres mark along with "Made in France" to the underside.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

This is an important decorative antique French Sevres oval porcelain dish, the rear with underglaze blue interlaced LL factory Sevres mark, late 18th century in date.

Each charger titled to the reverse and with spurious Sèvres marks. French, Circa 1890.

This piece is fully marked to the base with a mock Sevres mark with M and the pattern number 76 below, all hand painted in over glaze cobalt blue.   

This piece is fully marked to the base with a mock Sevres mark with M and the pattern number 791 below, all hand painted in over glaze cobalt blue.

Dimensions: Height 14 inches x 7 1/4 inches wide x 5 1/2 inches deep (35.5cm high) Mark: Pseudo Sevres mark Provenance: From the Collection of Jose Menache Neistein (Ref: NY10524-...

Dimensions: Height 14 inches x 7 1/4 inches wide x 5 1/2 inches deep (35.5cm high) Mark: Pseudo Sevres mark Provenance: From the Collection of Jose Menache Neistein (Ref: NY10524-...

The quality points to Minton or New Hall with another possible maker being Swansea. There is no mark to the base and Minton is normally marked with Sevres mark.

This is an important large decorative antique French ormolu-mounted Sèvres Porcelain charger featuring portaits of Louis XVI and important members of his court, the rear with undergl...

The 64 date mark has been crossed out which proves that the plate has been manufactured by Sèvres and decorated by another ornemaniste.

The marks of Sèvres are countless and are divided into two major periods, the first period: ancient from the origin of the factory to 1800, the second period: modern from 1800 up to ...

The underneath bearing the interlaced L's mark, for Sevres porcelain. A truly superb high quality large decorative casket!!

The underside bears Sèvres-style marks and labels, reinforcing its French origin and decorative pedigree.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

Having a cobalt blue ground, classical scrolling gilded decoration, gilded ormolu mounts and handles, inset painted panel depicting a romantic scene of lovers dancing, Signed; L. Be...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

The rear bears the blue interlaced LL marks for Sevres. There is no mistaking the quality and unique design of this dish which is sure to be a treasured addition to your home.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

In this listing you will find a spectacular XXL Mid Century Modern Ceramic vase designed by Mahiedine Boutaleb for Sevres. The vase displays the marks on the bottom of a piece of Sèv...

The portrait is surrounded by a band of gilt laurel leaves and features a rim decorated with a turquoise ground called 'bleu celeste' which was pioneered by the Sevres Manufactory. T...

The underside of the podium is marked with a spurious underglaze mark for Sèvres.

The underneath bearing gilded interlaced L's mark enclosing D for Sevres porcelain. Condition: In excellent condition.

Solid, heavy piece. Bears to makers mark, signed Sevres France.      

This is a beautiful antique French Sevres porcelain cabinet plate, it bears printed marks for Chateau des Tuileries and Sevres, late 19th century in date.

Otherwise, there are some very fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear consistent with age. Maker: Sevres Painter - Henry-Germain Boileau fils. Patte...

The lid is embellished by a bronze acorn finial. Under the base, the mark of Sevres Is stamped in blue.

The base bears the distinguished mark "Sevres". France, Circa: 1930

Each raised on a square base cast with four paw feet. Each with Sevres interlaced L marks on the undersides of the covers.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

The inside of the neck bears the red mark ‘DECORE A SEVRES 97’. The vase is presented on a later carved wooden stand adorned with flowers and foliage, harmonising with the porcelain...

The underside bears the interlaced L’s mark of Sèvres enclosing the letters D, a decorator’s mark used during the Third Republic revival period, indicating both continuity with the m...

The porcelain bears spurious Sèvres-style manufactory mark and painter’s marks of Georges Maxant and Morant.

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

Form #3 designed by Emile Decoeur (1876-1953) On the bottom marked with green Sevres 1950 - stamp Red Sevres d'ore mark K and incised "AG 11-45" Extra large size!

The bottom is marked with a cobalt blue crossed S mark for Sevres. Marked on the interior "Chateau Des Tuileries".

The underside is marked with the blue Sevres date mark for 1838. Raiseon on a finely cast draped tripartite base.

Sevres factory mark RF for revolutionary period: 1793 - 1800.

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

Otherwise, there are some light scratches throughout, some losses to some of the enameling and jeweling here and there, and some rubbing to the gold throughout, and other signs of ex...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

The reverse bears multiple marks, including the Sèvres 1846 stamp and the Château des Tuileries designation, underscoring its historical and artistic significance.

Each urn having the "M. Imp le de Sevres" 1804-1809 mark painted to the underside of the lid.

The underside of one vase shows the remnants of a painted Green double L cypher with number "55", corresponding to the year 1855, further anchoring the date of production. The presen...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sèvres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sevres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...

King Louis XV and eventually his heir, the ill-fated Louis XVI, were obliged to invest heavily in the enterprise. Ultimately, the Sèvres Porcelain Factory produced items under the na...