Gold Plate Urns

This pair of vases is made of exceptionally fine Porcelaine de Paris from the 18th century. The bronze mounts are covered in gold, and were 19th century additions. The porcelain itself is a phenomenal blue color with gold designs on it that looks magnificent. The vases each have a set of four portraits on them as well: two horizontal scenes on the front and back, with two vertical portraits above them on the front and back as well. The paintings on the front of each have people in them, whereas the ones on the back depict country scenes and buildings. The inscription under the lid of the vase reads "Offert par Le Duc de Richelieu a la Princess de Lomballe." The Duke of Richelieu who gave these vases was most likely Louis François Armand de...

A Pair of Ormolu-Mounted Sevres-Style Drum-Shaped Vases and Covers. With Sevres Marks, from Late 19th Century These elegant vases each feature domed covers, beautifully painted with...

This is a rare Italian Signed Hauy Pouigo, Black Ceramic and Fore Brass Ginger Jar from the 1970s. This rare Chinoiserie-style ginger jar features a black glazed ceramic container ...

A fine pair of 19th century figural urns doré and silver over bronze. Pair gilt and silver over bronze figural ewers. Fine quality casting. Cupid’s riding panthers in the manor of Al...