Rococo Pitchers

Fine English Rococo Revival wine jug. The jug formed with a tapered crystal body intricately handcut and mounted with decorative silver plate. The lower silver-plate band of plain fo...

Crystal chiseled decanter and its stopper. The decoration is present on all the surface of the glass, even on the stopper. It is composed of rococo shells...

A very interesting Ewer in the manner of Meissen, decorated with "Deutsche Bluemchen" designs and massive raised gilded details. The Ewer has some flaws. The base is uneven, and the...

A beautiful pair of Antique French solid Silver and cut Glass Claret Jugs in a elegant Rococo design. The Jug has ornate shell, scroll and foliate design on the neck complimented by ...

Inspired by a legend and made for one of the most prestigious institutions of the decorative arts, the Pioneer and perfecter of the electroplating process, Elkington & Co., created t...

Antique 19th century German solid silver and cut glass extremely decorative wine claret jug, of massive size, cut-glass body mounted with a silver collar profusely chased in the Roco...

A French, 19th century painted tole coffee pot with cherub décor, scrolled handles and finial covered lid. This French painted tole coffee pot features a tall floral painted lid, topped with an urn-shaped finial. Two large scrolled handles allow the piece to be moved with ease. The tap that is connected to the belly, is surmounted by an exquisite painted scene, depicting two chubby cherubs, engaged in a lively conversation. The cherub on the left, casually sitting on a rail, is looking at a second one who is holding a bird in his left hand. This scene is set within an oval shaped painted medallion, draped with delicate flowers. The ensemble is raised on a square base with ball feet. With its delicate Rocaille scene and lovely yellow painted color, this French 19th century coffee pot...

DESCRIPTION Antique 19th Century German solid silver & enameled glass pair of large and decorative wine claret jugs, each baluster form glass body beautifully enameled with multi-co...

Designed in an exuberant Rococo style, this large silver creamer is decorated with a flourish of beautifully chased Rococo shells, masks, scrolls and floral motifs. The exceptional j...

Wonderful German Rorchen, originally made for drinking game. The bottom section holds a dice.

A mid-18th century Frankfurt Delft jug. Decorated all around with chinoiserie garden scenes. Geometric designs incorporating broad flat strokes of dashes and...

Meissen gorgeous as well as rare LIDDED COFFEE POT. DATING: ROCOCO PERIOD MADE FIRST HALF OF 18th CENTURY (before 1750-56) MATERIAL:   white porcelain, glossy finish, finest multicolored painting (figural type) TECHNIQUE:  handmade porcelain SUBJECT: LIDDED COFFEE POT This very interesting ROCOCO Coffee Pot is attached to round - slightly scalloped - foot from which the hollow, pear-shaped as well as lidded porcelain part (turqoise painted) is growing out. Additionally, the pot's surface as well as lid are excellently decorated with areas in which figural scenes of rural type are painted: Talking peasants (farmers) - being situated in landscape - are presented there / some of the figurines have sat down on vats / in backgrounds there are villages visible. The pictures are framed with golden painted borders. A very particular feature is the fact that the HANDLE OF THIS COFFEE POT is decorated with a sculptured female head (a so-said Mascaron) / finally, lid's hinge and edge of lid which has Rocaille knob are covered with a FRENCH SILVER MOUNTING (hallmarked !) of period of 1750-56. A very similar COFFEE POT is described and presented in following book: Rainer Rückert, Meissener Porzellan 1710-1810 (München 1966), pages 102 / 103 and picture 384 on plate 98. MEASURES / DIMENSIONS: height: 24.5 cm ( = 9.64 inches) width: 14.0 cm ( = 5.51 inches) - measured from handle to spout depth: 11.0 cm ( = 4.33 inches) MARKS: THIS MEISSEN COFFEE POT...