Nativity, 1989, the Franklin MInt, Biscuit Porcelain

Meissen porcelain small knob vase with the "Ming Dragon" motif Meissen Porcelain Ming Dragon yellow small knob vase. The rims are gilded. A small vase raised on a foot with a belly and a knob in the neck with a tapered end with Meissen's “Ming Dragon” motif. This pattern, which is one of the manufactory’s earliest designs, was created in in 1740. The figure of the dragon with four toes, which is the representation typically used at Meissen, was originally reserved exclusively for imperial princes in ancient China. The yellow Dragon...

Meissen porcelain vase designed by Ludwig Zepner for the "Weiss" series for Meissen, Germany, 1960s Ludwig Zepner (1931-2010) a German inventor, designed this vase in the 1960s fo...

Porcelain Dog Figurine, Rosenthal Porcelain by Fritz Diller, 1913-1927 Porcelain dog figurine made by Rosenthal Porcelain, Selb Bavaria Numbered with # 2...

Rosenthal Vase "Renaissance" by Jan van der Vaart and Daniel Groen, 1989 This vase is designed by the Dutch ceramist Jan van der Vaart for Rosenthal and painted by Daniel Groen Com...

Herend porcelain "Rothschild" cachepots Herend Hungary porcelain cachepots with handles in the shape of shells Each cachepot has 2 different sce...

A bronze and porcelain jardiniere A bronze porcelain jardiniere with the foot made of broze and the bowl of porcelain with at the front a scen...

Franklin Mint the House of Erte Collectors Porcelain Plate "The Beauty and The Beast". Circa 1990s Features an image of the homonym artwork by Ertè created in 1984 and it is enhanced...

1980s Porcelain sculpture of a Japanese woman, manufactured by The Franklin Mint Limited and numbered edition no M 7256, as title Empress of The Snow.

Franklin Mint The House of Erte Collectors Porcelain Plate "Diva II". Circa 1990s Features an image of the homonym artwork by Ertè created in 1984 and it is enhanced by gilded decora...

Franklin Mint the House of Erte Collectors Porcelain Plate "Flame of Love". Circa 1990s Features an image of the homonym artwork by Ertè created in 1984...

This pen holder is truly refined, made of biscuit porcelain. Elaborate decoration with a loving couple on the front. Two compartments for pens. Perfect for a refined desk.

Italian hand painted porcelain biscuit girl playing the harp, circa 1990s. In perfect conditions, a nice collectible ornament item.