Porcelain Wall Brackets

Set of four Minton holies tiles depicting Morning, Noon, Evening and night. Encased in solid oak frame. Dimensions Height 16.5 Inches Width 72.5 Inches Depth 4 Inches

Pair of French porcelain & iron hooks France, mid century Each hook provides plenty of storage The frames are made of twisted iron and finished with a porcelain upper ball hook as ...

A marvellous 1870s period porcelain wall bracket by English maker Royal Worcester. The porcelain bracket has a rich turquoise ground which has been softened with a matte 'rust' glaze...

An exceptional pair of French ormolu bronze and turquoise Sèvres Porcelain wall brackets appliques, circa 1880 Very high quality bronze, very solid. Each with partial gilt and ...

Set of 4 Antique Wedgewood Curtain Ties

This pair of antique French decorative wall brackets dates to the 19th century. They are unusual for their mint condition and for their elegant but not 'overdone' motifs -- There is nothing Rococo about this pair of wall brackets, which is typically what one sees from this period. The fluted porcelain structures...

A rare pair of Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century Chinese porcelain wall brackets in the form of carps, with gilt decoration. Each is fantastically modeled as a gorgeous jumping carp wi...

A fine Qajar tile in a wooden frame depicts two seated princesses with their maids in a garden scene.  

This antique pair are painted and gilt with stylized acanthus and raised ornament. Each also is painted in a small oval reserve with a ship in harbour...

A stunning pair of bronze and porcelain flower curtain tiebacks.

Vintage metal brass coat double hook with porcelain finals in blue and white Dutch Delft style floral design. This has a horizontal shaped bar which slopes downwards and is for han...

These porcelain wall brackets are beautiful examples of Meissen style decorative art. Founded in Germany in 1710, Meissen was the first factory to produce true porcelain in Europe and they subsequently dominated the style of European porcelain wares in the first half of the 18th century. Meissen style wares, like these wall brackets, often revive the 18th century Rococo style, typically featuring brightly-colored flowers and charming, modelled porcelain figures. The wall brackets are fitted with wooden back-plates and covers, and their porcelain fronts are shaped like baskets, with pierced white bodies, interwoven with yellow and pink flowers. The lower bodies have been beautifully hand-painted with scenes of 18th century courtship, depicting pairs of young lovers seated...