1960s Furniture

I want to offer you this fabulous oversized Royal Copenhagen platter with full lace openwork design on the borders. This full lace fluted dinnerware was the first dinner service sold by Royal Copenhagen in 1775. In 1885, the artistic director of Royal Copenhagen, Arnold Krog, remade this gorgeous pattern. The Royal Copenhagen full lace...

I want to offer you this fabulous set of eleven Royal Copenhagen fluted luncheon or dessert plates with full lace openwork design on the borders. This full lace fluted dinnerware was the first dinner service sold by Royal Copenhagen in 1775. In 1885, the artistic director of Royal Copenhagen, Arnold Krog, remade this gorgeous pattern. The Royal Copenhagen full lace...

I want to offer you this fabulous set of eleven Royal Copenhagen fluted dinner plates with full lace openwork design on the borders. This full lace fluted dinnerware was the first dinner service sold by Royal Copenhagen in 1775. In 1885, the artistic director of Royal Copenhagen remade this gorgeous pattern. The Royal Copenhagen full lace...

This is a fabulous Meissen rich court dragon tea or coffee set, which includes a tea or coffee pot, a sugar and creamer, six cake plates and ...

This is a wonderful pink Indian Blumen demitasse set, which includes a demitasse pot, a sugar and creamer and six demitasse cups and saucers. This is a perfect set for expresso or hot chocolate. I love the pink color, the painting and the shape of all these Meissen pieces. The pink Indian Blumen is painted on a white ground and the painting is very eye catching. There are two scratches through the crossed sword Meissen mark, which Meissen uses to denote a slight imperfection in the glaze or the making. Upon close examination of this beautiful Meissen demitasse...

This is a stunning Le Tallec porcelain round box. It is beautifully painted with detailed gold decoration all over its sides and top. It is 6 inches in diameter. It would be a perfect place to keep your small valuable special jewelry pieces. This Le Tallec box...

This is a beautiful Le Tallec box with aqua and gold stripes on a white ground. It has a decoration of raised gilding in the form of circular chains on t...

This is a gorgeous royal blue Le Tallec bowl with a hand-painted central flower bouquet and four painted colorful bouquet cartouches on the inside of the bowl. The bowl is accented w...

This is an exquisite Le Tallec dresser or jewelry box. It is decorated with four flower bouquets and is embellished with a filigree of raised gilding on all its sides and its top. On the top of this box, is a raised handle surrounded by a ribbon of colorful painted flowers, with a pink rose accenting the top of the handle. The whole top of this box is decorated with raised gold flowing accents. It was decorated at the Le Tallec studio in Paris, which later was incorporated into Tiffany and Company. Price of box-$695.00 Camille Le Tallec...

This is a stunning Le Tallec porcelain box. It was designed at the studio of Le Tallec in Paris, which was at a later date incorporated into Ti...

This is a wonderful Le Tallec porcelain box hand-painted with a whimsical chinoiserie scene surrounded by raised gold accents. This would be an enchanting addition to any porcelain box collector or any collector of Le Tallec porcelain pieces. This box was decorated by the Le Tallec studio in France, which was later incorporated into Tiffany and Company. Price of Le Tallec box...

I want to offer you this fabulous Le Tallec porcelain box with a gold background. The gold background is painted with gold flowers and French emblems, like the one on the front depicting music. In the center top of the box is a lovely colorful painting of a flower bouquet. This box would be a wonderful addition to anyone who collects porcelain boxes or who collects Le Tallec porcelain. This was decorated in the French studio of Le Tallec, who was later incorporated into Tiffany and Company. Price of Le Tallec box-$550.00. Camille Le Tallec was born in Paris in 1906. In 1929, he graduated from the Ecole du Louvre. In 1930, he opened his studio in Belleville, Paris, which became the Atelier Le Tallec. At his studio, his goal was to paint his porcelain pieces beautifully like Vincennes or Sevres porcelains. Most of the Le Tallec boxes...