Pair of 1970s French Limoges Serving Dishes by Raymond Peynet

Pair of Guy Thirion Decor Main Paris Limoges trays of a Viking and a British guardsman.

Tea pot Creamer 5 tea cups 6 saucers 6 dessert plates 1970s Scherzer dessert set from Bavaria.

Pair of Italian ceramic plates with painted men.

Pair of porcelain puttis by Gerold.

Pair of 1930s English Staffordshire ceramic dogs.

Pair of 1970s curved table lamps. Plastic shade, metallic back. They sit flat on a table top.

A lovely set of 2 antique ceramic barbobine serving bowls. The bowls are very decorative. They are both in good condition. No chips and no hairlines. Dimensions: 11 (h) x 22 x 20 ...

A stylish mid-century English pottery serving set comprising of six pottery dishes on a fitted wooden tray by Toni Raymond Pottery (1967-86). The set comprises of six ceramic dishes ...

Decorative vintage pieces of Rosenthal porcelain from the lovers series by Raymond Peynet (1908-1999), the French cartoonist who designed for Rosenthal Studio Line between 1955 and 1...

A pair of vintage Asian ceramic and glazed dishes depicting broad leaves, 1970s. From Japan, mid 20th century. A serene grass green hue with the leaf veins etched in. Fabulous condit...

Ormolu Mounted From our Ceramics collection, we are delighted to offer a pair of French Sevres boat-shaped porcelain dishes with original ormolu mounts. The serving dishes beautifully decorated with a frieze of vibrant green undulating foliate garlands interspersed with mosaic style classical romanesque cartouches and birds. The inside decorated with gilt scrollwork embellishments with a six point start to the centre. The porcelain raised on four scrolling legs draped with garlands of fruiting vine. The porcelain bearing the Louis Philippe interlaced L's Sevres mark, the Chateau de Fontainebleau mark, incised marks for the original serves blank manufacturing along with initials and finally the painted initials WB. The dishes dated to the first half of the 19th century 1839/1840 respectively. The ormolu mounts stamped to the base CHER. Château de Fontainebleau (also known as the Palace of Fontainebleau) is located southeast of Paris and is one of the largest French royal châteaux. The medieval castle served as a residence for the French monarchs from Louis VII...

Pair of French Rococo style sweet Dishes A very attractive pair of sweet dishes one with a handle, the other with a lid the dishes have a slightly crazed finish with simulated orm...