Rococo Revival Centerpieces

This is a MONUMENTAL table serving plateau made of the finest possible gold gilded dore' bronze with an incredible cobalt blue and crackled white background porcelain ground with gol...

Continental 800 silver standard centerpiece bowl with liner, 1911. Original glass liner & gilded interior. The exterior is festooned with flowers. Running leaves border reticulation....

Early and rare Royal Copenhagen compote in openwork porcelain with hand-painted flowers and gold decoration. Foot modelled with Putto holdin...

The centerpiece was designed by Leuteritz using old forms in the Rococo style: a round, conical rock base with a small, round pedestal, with a palm tree in the middle, around which a...

An ovoid fruit bowl having scrolls of acanthus leaves handles with arched molded shells and acanthus leaves rim. Its body is divided in eight ribbed bulb panels...

An exceptionally fine quality identical pair of English Rococo Revival twin handle mantle vases by Samuel Alcock, circa second quarter of the 19th century. Each vase of baluster ...

A very fine and rare Meissen Pate Sur Pate porcelain centerpiece. Depicting cupid and psyche, crafted using Pate Sur Pate technique, the subjects...

The dish with pierced rim painted with floral festoons above a gilt and aqua blue base molded with shells and scrolls and mounted with three biscuit porcelain figures of kneeling mai...

A fine and highly decorative pair of antique tole peinte floral bouquets. Each with polychrome flowers mounted in a chinoiserie paint decorated wooden...

A George Jones English Majolica centerpiece modeled as a cobalt blue oval, helmet-shaped bowl with a serpentine rim decorated with laurel or acanthus leaf swags hung on yellow ochre ...

Manufactory: Meissen Dating: circa 1870 Material: white porcelain, glossy finish, finest painting Technique: handmade porcelain Model created by Ernst August Leuteritz (1818 – 1893). Active in Meissen 1843-1886 Cherub figurines symbolizing the four seasons are shaped in following manner: a naked cherub veiled by violet ermine mantle; the cherub is warming up its hands at fire: symbol of winter. A pair of cherubs, one embracing its companion is almost naked, wearing only a cloth covering its hips. The other one dressed in a cloth is crowned by flower wreath, further holding flower bundles in its hands, beside them there is a basket filled with flowers visible: symbol of spring. The spring's pair is surmounted by a cherub's figurine crowned by wine wreath. It holds a wine glass in its right hand: symbol of autumn. Three cherub figurines being busy with harvest of corn: one has fallen asleep, one holds a bundle of grain and a sickle in its hands, the third one is guarding its sleeping colleague: symbol of summer. There is a cherub figurine visible, sitting between summer and winter: it holds a basket, filled with pears and apples, supported on its left knee: symbol of autumn. The stalk supporting the top piece is abundantly decorated with sculptured flowers, further with sculptured rocaille ornaments, finally with highest quality flower painting. The top part of centerpiece is shaped as two-handled bowl decorated with latticework ornaments as well as with sculptured leaves and flowers attached to outer wall. The bowl's inner wall is stunningly painted with finest strewn flowers and bouquets of flowers. additionally, sculptured flowers with leaves are attached to parts of inner wall, too. Dimensions: height: 44 cm (= 17.32 inches) width of bowl: 37 cm (= 14.56 inches - measured from one handle to other) Marks: this Meissen centerpiece...

Large English Imari jardiniere with elaborate, flowery handles and exotic red poppies against a dark cobalt ground. Marked on base as shown.