19th Century Porcelain Pug

A French Louis Philippe period etegere with 2 shelves over a lower 2-door cabinet, turned spindle frame, on casters, circa 1860.

A pair of classical style figurines in painted terra cotta, French late 18th century. From the personal collection of Pierre Moulin, author of French Cou...

A white glazed French Faience “Cache Pot” with handles, circa 1870.

A nice double-gourd form syphon soda bottle in blown glass, porcelain, pewter and wicker wrapping, recently electrified. The porcelain base is decorated with glazed scenes of tall sa...

A French Terracotta Pug, 19th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 16cm. Width: 30cm. Depth: 14.5cm.

A French Terracotta Pug, 19th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 17cm. Width: 30.5cm. Depth: 16cm.

A Large 19th Century Meissen Porcelain Figure of a White Pug Mother and Child with Gilt Bells on a Blue Collar. This large model is very rare to find in this quality, condition, and...

19th Century Italian Porcelain Greyhound. Beautifully sculpted with realistic facial expression. Made in Italy, circa 1890. 20" High 5" Wide 11.5" Deep A refined and beautifully sculpted Italian porcelain greyhound, dating to the late 19th century, circa 1890. Rendered in a luminous white glaze, this elegant figure captures the poised and slender form of a seated greyhound- likely an Italian Greyhound or Whippet- with remarkable anatomical precision and grace. The statue exudes quiet dignity and classical charm, with finely modeled musculature, delicately curled taiol, and expressive features, including black-painted eyes, nose, and claws that contrast subtly against the clean porcelain body. The naturalistic pose and attention to anatomical detail suggest influence from neoclassical and realist traditions, making it not only a decorative object but also a small sculptural work of art. Likely created in one of Italy's renowned porcelain ateliers of the period, this piece embodies the sophistication and craftsmanship typical of the Victorian-era Grand Tour aesthetic. A stunning addition to any interior vignette, mantelpiece, or cabinet of curiousities- ideal for collectors of antique Italian ceramics...