This antique Wedgwood earthenware vase, executed in the Persian style, was designed and crafted by Thomas Allen in October 1887 during his tenure as art director at Wedgwood. The piece exemplifies the[...]
A pair of orientalist earthenware scenes
representative of Arab horsemen
signed lower right A DUSSON
in a wooden frame covered with green velvet
Late XIXth century
Dimensions: Dia: 51 cm / [...]
Signed by the painter-decorator Cojoie AD, and on the reverse, LM et Cie, mark of the Manufacture.
A circular hand-painted earthenware dish, decorated with an Orientalist scene depicting an Arab ri[...]
Pair of covered vases with hexagonal section decorated on all sides with flowering plants in the Chinese style in good general condition, tiny chips under one lid, red mark under the base with an old [...]
This set of iron china vases was made by Mason's Ironstone of Lane Delph, Staffordshire, England, around 1830. The vases are quite rare in shape, with hexagonal bodies resting on pedestal legs with fl[...]
Beautiful pair of amphora vases in white and blue porcelain, richly decorated on each side with beautiful polychrome floral compositions framed by handles with openwork motifs of oriental scrolls insp[...]
Large serving dish for meat, in the centre the typical 'tree' tapering by casting. The decoration inspired by the Imari tradition, illuminated with gold flicks, is very neat and scenic. In generally g[...]
Pretty pair of porcelain vases with a white background, polychrome and gold decoration of bouquets and flower cells, gilt bronze mount with bouquets at the base and at the top. Note, the lids are an i[...]
Pair of large Limoges porcelain baluster vases with orientalist decoration, the bodies flanked by two gilded naturalist handles in the shape of branches holding vine branches.
The vase are stamped b[...]
Painted porcelain vase, Japan, late 18th century - early 19th century
The elegant vase, made of white porcelain painted in shades of blue, was made in Japan between the late eighteenth century and [...]
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