Early 1900s Porcelain

Meissen, Germany. Porcelain sauce boat on foot hand-painted with floral motifs in different colors. circa 1900. In excellent condition. Third factory quality. Dimensions: L 25....

Porcelain plaque painted with Orientalist figure by K.P.M. German, circa 1900 Measures: Frame: Height 38cm, width 32cm, depth 6cm Plaque: Height 22cm, width 17cm, depth 0.5cm T...

Set of four porcelain oyster plate by Marx Gutherz of Austria. The plate is square in shape and features six wells, decorated in pink, with floral design in each of the corners, and ...

Royal Copenhagen, large oval serving dish hand painted with purple flowers and gold rim. Model: 5/1559 Approx. 1900. First factory quality. Marked. In excellent condition. Dime...

KPM (Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur), Germany. Bowl decorated with flowers, butterflies and gold. Approximate. 1900. First factory quality. In perfect condition. Dimensions: D...

A fine pair of French 19th-20th century Pâte-sur-Pâte Porcelain and gilt-bronze mounted ovoid-shaped table lamps with a white low-relief floral design carved in slip and applied to a contrasting body over the blue-green porcelain, Paris, circa 1900. Pâte-sur-pâte is a French term meaning "paste on...

Incredible planter with column in porcelain Art Nouveau signed CLEMENT MASSIER circa 1900

Antique pharmacy vessels made of porcelain and wood, from 1900, good original condition

A charming Continental 19th/20th century whimsical white glazed porcelain group of four putti playing with a goat, probably after the depiction of The Goat Amalthea with the Infant Jupiter by the Italian artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini, (Italian, 1598-1680), depicting four playful putti, one riding the goat, another feeding it, a third one holding on to it and the forth one, Jupiter, feeding from it. Stamped (unknown). Probably Italian. Circa: 1900. Measures: Height: 14 3/4 inches (37.5 cm) Width: 15 3/4 inches (40 cm) Depth: 10 1/2 inches (26.7 cm) Myth The goat of Amalthea is a divine goat who fed the baby Zeus with its milk. Its name is translated from the ancient Greek and means “gentle goddess.” Zeus’ father, Kronos (Cronus, Cronos), fearing to lose his power, swallowed up all his newly born children. His wife Rhea suffered greatly from this, and when the next child was born, she slipped a stone wrapped in diapers instead of Kronos. Kronos swallowed the stone, not suspecting anything, so the kid had to hide. Rhea hid him on the island of Crete in the cave of Mount Ida...

KPM porcelain pair of peas Antique porcelain origin Germany Circa 1900 perfect condition Floral motifs with angels (puttos) and grapes.

Porcelain of mice and vase origin Germany circa 1900 Fraureuth-kunstabteilung perfect state.

Sitzendorf porcelain group of a young couple German, c. 1900 Measures: Height 16cm, width 14cm, depth 9cm This charming and vibrantly coloured porcelain group depicts two figures—one a young boy, the other a young girl—in warm winter dress...

Porcelain painting: Representation of Greek-antique architecture with playing nymphs and putti, partly on a swing, watched by a young woman who leans her elbows on a parapet and puts her head in her hands, on the right a tree and banana plants. Exquisite porcelain painting in a gilded wooden frame, after the painting 'L'escarpolette' by the Belgian painter Pierre Olivier Joseph Coomans...

Islamic religious buildings traditionally were lit with glass lamps, generally called mosque lamps, that hung from chains.

This tall, slender, blanc de chine porcelain vase was made around 1910 in Berlin by KPM, and was probably designed by Alexander Kips. Blending elements of the Art Nouveau and Rococo ...