Bisque Furniture

An elegant late 19th-century Wedgwood mantel clock, dating to circa 1890, featuring the distinctive blue and white Jasperware decoration for which the celebrated English manufacturer...

French Empire Old Paris Porcelain Winged Nymph Basket, circa 1820 French Empire Old Paris porcelain centerpiece basket, or corbeille, dating to approximately 1820. This exceptionall...

Groupe dit "l'enfant à la dentelle" Biscuit de porcelaine dure Marqué en creux Dimensions : H. 16,5 ; D. 14 (cm.) Sèvres, 1818 Superbe et rare groupe en biscuit représentant un amou...

Curated pair of Porcelaine Noire vases designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line. One is tall and narrow; the lower vase is covered with a dense, wave-like relief. Matte bl...

Small French biscuit porcelain figure depicting Napoleon Bonaparte with folded arms and bicorne hat. Finely modeled with good detail and impressed with the model number 10800 on th...

Manufacture Royale de Sèvres Médaillon en biscuit de porcelaine dure Dimensions : D. 12,5 (cm.) Sèvres, vers 1829-30 Rare suite de quatre médaillons représentant Louis XVI, les ducs...

Modelled in unglazed bisque porcelain, this decorative bowl depicts an Art Nouveau maiden leaning forward from a rocky outcrop. She wears a terracotta-toned classical gown trimmed wi...

French bisque figural grouping in the taste of Boucher, depicting a romantic scene with an aristocrat courting a woman who resists his advances. The sculpture is signed underneath wi...

Elaborate relief garlands of leaves, daisies, and layered blossoms encircle the exterior of this deep ceramic bowl, suspended in swagged festoons from four raised circular roundels. ...

An exceptional one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic vessel by Los Angeles-based artist Jotham Hung. This contemporary work explores the relationship between material, memory, and transfo...

An exceptional one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown sculptural ceramic vessel by Los Angeles-based artist Jotham Hung. Inspired by the traditional Korean Moon Jar, this contemporary work reint...

A 19th-century Parian ware spill vase by Samuel Alcock, England, dating from the mid to late 19th century and executed in ivory and royal blue bisque porcelain. The cylindrical vase ...

Spanish Hand-Painted Bisque Marian Devotional Figure in Original Mahogany Domed Vitrine, Buenos Aires, Circa 1900, Two Pieces: the devotional figure and the Reliquary Case This Spanish hand-painted bisque Marian devotional figure in its original mahogany domed vitrine is a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century Catholic devotional art, retaining its complete presentation with the original glazed display case, elaborate gilt halo, richly dressed figure, and period rosary. Measuring 18.5 inches high, the Virgin stands before a remarkable architectural aureole bearing painted inscriptions referencing "La Virgen de Luján," the patroness of Argentina, suggesting the figure was created for the Argentine devotional market while reflecting Spanish artistic traditions. The serene figure is modeled in finely hand-painted matte bisque porcelain with delicately sculpted facial features, expressive downcast glass eyes, softly blushed cheeks, and gracefully carved hands emerging from luxurious embroidered vestments. She wears flowing ivory satin robes embellished with blue floral embroidery, gilt metallic lace cuffs, antique lace edging, and a matching veil cascading over her shoulders. Draped between her hands is an original antique rosary...

The flush-fitting lid continues the botanical theme, crowned by an acorn-shaped knop surrounded by a ring of small raised roundels and a discreet steam vent. The crisp relief work st...

Modelled in a relaxed seated pose clutching its toes, this large unglazed bisque porcelain piano baby wears a simple white chemise trimmed with ...

A collectible bisque porcelain doll head by American doll artist Carol Ann Stanton, depicting the character “Annie.” Finely modelled in bisque, ...

Two classical female figures dance hand-in-hand across the frontal rim of this sculptural jardiniere, their diaphanous drapery swirling in high relief against the ceramic vessel wall...

An arched swan forms the pouring lip and top crest of this decorative ewer, its wings outstretched across the top of an ovoid body. The bird's curved neck descends towards naturalist...

Large and poetic white biscuit porcelain figure of a girl plucking the petals of a daisy, after the French sculptor Nicolas Lecorney, France, late 19th century. Signed "Lecorney" on ...

A brightly painted orange strap muzzle wraps firmly around the dark head of this seated bulldog puppy, presenting an amusing and expressive canine study. Modelled in unglazed white b...

A delightful pair of Continental bisque porcelain hanging plaques, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century and beautifully decorated with musical cherubs, floral garlands and d...

An elegant pair of finely crafted biscuit porcelain busts, depicting two of Queen Victoria’s children: the future King Edward VII and Princess Alice of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Both bu...

Manufacture Impériale de Sèvres d'après Andrieu - médaillon en biscuit de Napoléon et ML Médaillon Biscuit de porcelaine dure, cerclage en laiton Dimensions : D. (cm.) Sèvres, vers...

A matte white bisque porcelain vase designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line. The broad, flattened body is centred by a circular Fossil relief, surrounded by a finely text...

A beautiful and highly decorative pair of Continental bisque porcelain hanging plaques, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century and displaying the romantic classical influences...

Heinrich Fuchs Archais model 5120 bisque porcelain vase for Lorenz Hutschenreuther, produced in Selb, Germany, circa 1968. Standing 28 cm high, this substantial white vase combines a...

Pair of white bisque porcelain vases from the “Plissée” series, designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line in 1968. This curated pairing brings together two later examples o...

A handsome pair of late 19th-century Parian bisque portrait busts, depicting two of England’s greatest literary figures, William Shakespeare and John Milton, author of Paradise Lost....

Rosenthal Studio-Line “Trinidad” three-piece vase and bowl ensemble, designed by T.B. Echevarria in 1998. The complete model 4047/18 combines a matte-black Porcelaine Noire bowl, a g...

A large bisque porcelain vase designed by Cuno Fischer for Hutschenreuther in 1969. Its rounded body is encircled by male and female figures arranged in couples. Their simplified for...

Pairing of Tapio Wirkkala’s Model 7156 vase and coordinating ashtray in black Porcelaine Noire for Rosenthal Studio-Line. Rounded glossy bodies contrast with finely ringed matte surf...

Pair of white bisque porcelain vases designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line. The tall “Plissée” vase has a finely pleated surface, while the lower “Cascade” vase feature...