19th Century Ceramics

Made circa 1810, The Farm Girl and The Country Aristocrat is a lovely, well-modeled pair of Staffordshire figures representative of women in early 19th-century England. The Farm Gir...

'Sevres' late 19th century porcelain circular plaque. The plaque of large form extensively decorated with a central romantic scene with a couple laying amongst foliage and flowers al...

An array of marine motifs encase this rare and exquisite pair of Sèvres-style porcelain compotes. Gilt medallions containing brightly-hued paintings ...

We are pleased to offer this set of three white and gold porcelain gravy boats in the shape of swans. They were made in the 19th century by the F...

This delightful centrepiece was crafted by the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory. Established in Germany in the early 18th century, Meissen was the first factory to produce true porcelain wares in Europe. The company specialized in the production of Rococo style objects, like this piece, which often featured modelled porcelain flowers and figures. This centrepiece is signed, on the underside of both its base and top, with the blue-painted crossed swords of the Meissen factory. The centrepiece takes the form of a white twin-handled basket, with scrolled edges and scallop shell decoration. The basket is parcel gilt and woven with three-dimensional colorful flowers. The basket is supported on a tall stem, which is decorated with two sculptures of fair-haired, semi-nude putti, stood on a grassy mound. The putti stand...

We are pleased to offer this pair of wonderful Antique Creamware Dogs Made by Nove di Bassano. These creamware poodles were made in Italy in the first quarter of the 19th century. Ea...

This is a porcelain cream or milk jug, produced by Mason's (C J ) at the Lane Delph, Staffordshire Potteries, England, circa 1832-1836. The jug is footed and vertically fluted with ...

Large and colorful 19th century majolica barbotine vase with birds, fruits, flowers and leaves (circa: 1860)

A 19th century group of Famille Verte Chinese dishes richly decorated with a beautiful basket of flowers. In Chinese tradition a basket of flowers symboli...

Significant and large Portuguese Palissy charger, circa 1870 by Manuel Cipriano Gomes also known as Mafra. Realistically depicting a bounty of fish in a net resting on moss with a frog, lizard, several beetles and a moth or dragonfly. In excellent condition, fully marked on the reverse with the crown marking. Large at 16" in diameter. With original heavy wire hanger. King Fernando II commissioned works for the royal collection and named the Mafra factory "Royal Supplier to the King" authorizing use of the crown as part of the Mafra mark. The nineteenth-century revival of the art of 16th century ceramist Bernard Palissy began in France and shortly after in Portugal. While 19th century French Palissy...

Decorative antique Longchamp Majolica plate with apples & flowers, circa 1880.

Spode's pattern #2605 with bands of green roses alternating with brown cross stitch hatching and both round and diamond shaped piercing