Louis Philippe Porcelain

This 19th-century Sèvres porcelain thread dispenser is an exquisite example of the luxurious craftsmanship and decorative artistry associated with the Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory, o...

A very decorative pair of French porcelain blue and white hand painted vases made by Samson of Paris to imitate 19th century Delft po...

On offer is a spectacular set of 6 plates made by Sèvres in 1847. These plates form part of the "Royal Hunting Service", a massive service commissioned by King Louis Philippe at the château de Fontainebleau in 1846 for use after large hunting parties. Sèvres porcelain is among the most famous in the world. The French factory started in the 1740s in Vincennes, to be moved to Sèvres in the 1750 under the protection of Madame de Pompadour, the chief mistress of Louise XV and great benefactor to French art and culture. The plates have a band of fabulous hunting scenes full of animals and meandering foliage and trailing branches, a gilt geometric pattern on the inside to the centre of each item, which has a rich gilt pattern surrounding a star. There are small reserves of iron red medaillons of trophies. The animals portrayed are fantastic dogs, boars, birds of pray, snakes, pheasants and deer, some hunting each other, others running by themselves. The decoration has very rich autumnal colours. As King Louis Philippe had to abdicate and flee France in 1847, it is likely that the service was sold off like so many other French treasures of the time. Today many parts pop up elsewhere in the world. The items are marked with the red Fontainebleau mark, inscribed Sèvres marks with the month and year of production, and blue and green Sèvres...

Antique French Paris porcelain coffee or tea set for 6 guests composed of 6 coffee cups and their saucer. Large format for XL coffees or teatime. Beautiful polychromatic model decora...

Porcelain teapot or coffee pot from Louis Philippe Princes table set at his royal residence Chateau de Bizy. 19th century production, Imperial Sevres Manufacture circa 1840, signed under the base : - the blue mark that shows it was manufactured in Sevres between 1834 and 1845 ; the date is illegible - the gilder mark (a capital m or w). At that time, the official gilt mark and its date-letter did not exist - Chateau de Bizy red mark (chateau de Bizy used to be a private property of King Louis Philippe) - hollow marks (that usually confirms Sevres manufacturing and artists, unfortunately difficult to show on the pictures). Beautiful Fine gold gilt decoration including grapevine frieze and French King Louis...

Pair of French Old Paris hand painted porcelain vases with scenic landscapes, Mid 19th Century Dimensions of each are 12 Tall / 4.5...

Sevres porcelain bowl with a gilded bronze mount. It is decorated with a winged and draped cupid seated on a cloud surrounded by bouquets of flow...

Porcelain Platter Reichenbach, Germany. Dimensions: height 4 cm / diameter 32.5 cm.

Porcelain platter reichenbach, Germany. Dimensions: height 3 cm / width 23 cm / depth 14 cm.   

Porcelain set signed Rosethal Elfenbein Kronach Germany Victoria Set without a jug It consists of four cups with saucers, 8 plates, a sugar bowl and a milk jug One plate wit...

Tea service tête à tête in porcelain bearing the initials of Louis-Philippe in a garland of laurels. The service is composed of a tray, a teapot, two cups with their saucers, a milk ...

We are pleased to offer this set of seven French dessert dishes made by Eduoart Honoré, circa 1840. Eduoard Honoré was one of the best of the Paris porcelain...