Shaped Porcelain Dishes

Seven plates , a lidded tureen and stand, two lozenge shaped dishes, two oval shaped dishes, a tazza , two rectangular shaped dishes.

Made at the beginning of the 19th century, circa 1810, this sought after pattern features orange flower heads and green, blue and orange leaves. These shell shaped dishes are fully d...

A superb pair of Spode shell shaped porcelain dishes in the Regency period "Dollar" pattern.

This pair of Coalport Admiral Nelson shell shaped dishes was hand painted in England during the Regency period, circa 1810.

A pair of shell shaped Paris porcelain dishes with wide, fluted, turquoise borders outlined with bands of gilt.

A lovely pair of 18th century hard paste porcelain dishes shaped as leaves. Molded in the style of Meissen with a border of double-curved ribbing and a band of fine osier basketwork ...

The deep shaped botanical porcelain dishes are moulded with large vine leaves to the rim, two with bunches of moulded bunches of grapes.

Chinese Export porcelain lotus leaf shaped pair of dishes, circa 1765 The large Chinese Export “famille rose” porcelain saucer dishes are made in the form of a lotus leaf with ...

We are pleased to offer this pair of antique Imari inspired Coalport porcelain oval shaped dishes. They are hand-painted in an English pattern known as the "Peony" pattern.

Lobed edges add interest to these sophisticated and beautifully shaped dishes. The reverse of the dishes with the Derby Porcelain mark in use from 1780 to 1823 Dimensions: The shell ...

The price for the 18 dishes $9000. The pair of lozenge shaped dishes price: $1400 Reference Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852, by Geoffrey Godden.

Royal Copenhagen. Blue Flower braided. A pair of leaf-shaped dishes. Model no. 10/1597 First factory quality. In perfect condition. Measuring: L 19.0 (incl. handle) x D 13.5 x H 2.5 cm.

The shaped Flight Worcester porcelain dishes with a design of a Chinese famille verte pattern of the Kangxi period.

Four antique Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain leaf-shaped dishes with handles. 19th century. Largest measures: 23.5 x 18 x 3.5 cm. In good condition. All dishes with small chips....

Pair of 19th Century English Ironstone Lozenge Shaped Sweetmeat Dishes with Bird Motif

Sculptural porcelain dish in the form of a water lily. Colored in pale green with a green frog sitting on the side. Stamped backside Royal Copenhagen with painter number and decor nu...

Lobed Arita plate with unusual shape and design. Moulded and with anhua Period; 1650- 1670 Condition kintsugi filled chip to rim. Size: 21.7x3CM DiameterxHeight Period

This fine centerpiece is in the Celeste blue color with a classic French Garden scene that is hand painted. The oval shape porcelain bowl is Mounted in a gilt bronze frame and it ...

Royal Worcester Porcelain Trompe L'oeil Leaf-shaped Dishes, Bone China, Pattern 3628, Set of Five, Circa 1958 The set of five Royal Worcester Bone China trompe l'oeil Leaf-sh...

Chinese export blue and white porcelain large silver-form shaped dishes, circa 1780.

A "Duke of Gloucester" pattern porcelain pair of shell shaped sweetmeat dishes, circa 2000, by Mottahedeh.

A pair of Ridgway botanical leaf shaped dishes with raised and gilded grapes along the border.

A pair of 18th century Derby shell shaped dishes boldly painted in the Japan pattern(no3)in purple, green, orange, and black. On the back they have the Derby puce mark which was in ...

A beautifully decorated set of five Kutani porcelain fan shaped dishes, featuring a design of finely painted plovers (chidori) in flight over crashing waves.

The shaped Flight Worcester porcelain dishes with a design of a Chinese famille verte pattern of the Kangxi period.

A very nicely decorated set of Japanese Porcelain dishes in the style of Ming Kosometsuke These small Transitional porcelain saucer-shaped dishes would have been used for the Japa...

Box included These small Transitional porcelain saucer-shaped dishes would have been used for the Japanese tea ceremony meal, the Kaiseki, small dishes for serving food at the tea...

WHY WE LOVE IT: The founder of Bardith, Edith Wolf, always said, "Miles Mason never made a piece of porcelain that wasn't beautiful." This group of four shell-shaped dishes was made ...

Set of six KPM Porcelain dishes in the form of fishes in white porcelain. Designed 1938 by Dormann formed as a naturalistic fish. Stamped by KPM. Very nice for sushi. Very nice tabl...

Worcester porcelain dragon in compartments heart shaped dishes pair made by Chamberlains Worcester, circa 1795-1805.

From the Private Collection of Mario Buatta Mario loved beautiful combinations of colors. The colors on this English Church Gresley pattern dish are exquisite. Hand-painted by Coalpo...

Worcester Bengal tiger a pair of shell shaped dishes. Made by Chamberlains Worcester, the pattern is an exotic English interpretation of Chinese export porcelains from the Kangxi per...

Art Deco large centrepiece by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg. Sea green ethereal lustre glaze with hand decorated gilt decoration to centre motif and rim. Impressive and a fine exampl...

Chinese Export blue and white porcelain large silver-form shaped dishes, circa 1780.

Set of five Japanese Arita porcelain bone or sauce dishes. They are hand painted in pastel colors each having a small painted flower on the interior. Incised fish scale patterning on...

A Pair of Spode pink and gold shell shaped dishes decorated in the center with a single gilded flower surrounded by pink feathers and gilded scrolls

A beautifully decorated set of five Kutani porcelain fan shaped dishes, featuring a design of finely painted plovers (chidori) in flight over crashing waves.

A good pair of Derby shell shaped Dishes with gilt borders and highlights, one painted with Anemone the other with Althea Fintex. By William Quaker Pegg, Derby, c1813. Red mark.

I would like to offer you this rare set of twelve blue onion Meissen large crescent shape dishes. This shaped dish was originally used to put along the side of your dinner plates to ...

A Pair of Spode Shell Shaped Dishes Circa 1820

19th Century pair of porcelain Imari fan shaped dishes with cobalt blue and bittersweet floral decoration

A very well-preserved pair of Japanese Imari porcelain dishes, shaped to resemble the fans ubiquitous at the time in Japan.

A fine matching pair of shaped square dishes by Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain.

A fine pair of late Regency period shaped bowls with elaborate molding and beautiful landscapes, individually painted surrounded by a blue ground and gilt detailing.

A pair of under glaze blue scale 1st Period Worcester dishes with gold rococo scrolls and various shaped reserves of floral sprays.
About as unblemished as they come. They onl...