Antique Hand Painted Koch & Fischer Porcelain Rose Bowl Antique Koch & Fischer Porzellanfabrik hand painted porcelain rose bowl. Delicate pattern of heavy gold trellis and fancy scallop, lush superbly hand painted enameled roses, leaf and cascading stems encircle the entire globe of the bowl. Pinched scallop rolled rim detail.

Bowl measures 4 inches high with a 4.75 inch diameter. Considering it's age, it is in extremely good condition. It bears the alpha script XXX (diamond within the X's) mark of Kock & Fischer Porzellanfabrik, Dornheim, Koch, Thuringia, Germany used between 1860 - 1937. Quality estate acquisition sure to be appreciated by collectors of fine antique European porcelain pieces.

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Circa: 1860 - 1937
Type: Antiques, Porcelain, Germany, Koch & Fischer, Bowls
Manufacturer: Koch & Fischer Porzellanfabrik  

Art Nouveau Bohemia, Czech Souvenir Urn - Janesville, Wis Bohemia, Czechoslovakia "Old Paris" style semi-translucent two handled , deeply embossed and painted souvenir urn of Janesville, Wisconsin. Top wide cornice and open bracket motif painted in rich Cobalt and trimmed in brilliant gold frames the central motif of three hanging fruit (figs?) underlined with series of golden jewels. Calligraphy gold script states, 'Souvenir of Janesville Wis' and is underscored by delicate tight crimped porcelain lace of brilliant gold. Item is of small size and intended for use as a souvenir.

Elaborate base skirt is painted in a lavender-blue with shimmery iridescent finish. Back is a solid cream
color with glossy finish. Feet are unglazed Biscuit with expected rub wear. A smeared red '51' and incised under glaze markings 73c3 (or 7363) give us no clue as to the maker, however, styling, script and Estate history provided leads us to believe it is of European origin, possibly old Czechoslovakia, Germany or the Bohemia region, with a date of production to be circa 1910 - 1920.

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Circa: 1910 - 1920
Type: Porcelain & Pottery, Semi-Porcelain, Souvenir, Urn
Manufacturer: Hand Crafted, Numbered, Antique  

European Bisque Cherubs Spill Vase or Wall Pocket Pair So spritely and animated are the facial features of this charming matched pair of painted bisque cherub spill vases. Made of unglazed biscuit porcelain they are charming in their color washed pastels. Each piece measures 4.5 inches long by 3.5 inches wide with a 2.25 inch depth.

An unmarked Estate acquisition dated to the early part of the 20th Century by the Estate Trustee and believed to be Italian.
They are just two of many fine porcelain pieces that had been boxed and placed in storage for many years before making their way back into the public eye.

The set is rated as Very Good to Excellent with only one minor flaw that we could find and that is from the time of firing. There is one small "crease" in the Bisque located on the back wall of the pocket. It does not extend to the front and does not detract nor harm the integrity of the little angel.

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Circa: Circa 1920
Type: Porcelain, Bisque, Figurines, Spill Vases, Cherub
Manufacturer: Bavaria, Germany Unmarked, Vintage  

Antique Unger, Carl Schneider Large Rococo Bisque Figurine Superb example of Carl Schneider's talent as a sculptor is seen in this delicately color tinted and gilt Biscuit porcelain figure of a Rococo Period young man. He stands tall and bears the early manufacturer mark of Unger, Schneider Cie, Grafenthal, Thuringia, Germany.

Founded in 1861 producing superior figurals in delicate biscuit porcelain and sculpted with attention to detail, this lad is superb in period garb, measures a stout 15 5/8 inches high. Holding a pipe in one hand, and tipping his feathered cap in another, with brilliant gold buttons to his otherwise unglazed biscuit chest coat, knicker cuffs, belt, boot tips and also accenting his sash tips. He stands upon a rock bridge covered in grape vine. One cluster of grapes exhibits a high lustering with just a hint of opalescent color.

Incised mark of Carl Schneider, Unger, Schneider Cie and Registry mark (DEP -dating this piece between 1879 - 1887). Impressed number 8858. Piece is rated to be in very good to near excellent condition. A wonderful example of Carl Schneider's artistic expertise.

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Circa: 1879 - 1887
Type: Decorative Arts, Porcelain,
Manufacturer: Unger, Schneider Cie (Carl)  

German Hand Painted Earthenware Cache Pot Geometric shape, hand painted high glaze earthenware Cache Pot marked Germany in wonderful condition. Garland of smaller yellow daisy heads with solid black bordered rim. Random yellow and magenta large flower heads with broad stroke greenery and buds cover the entire outside. High sheen glazeing.

Pot measures 6.5 inches in diameter by
3.5 inches high and is rated to be in near perfect condition. Underglaze inkstamp Made in Germany and is dated between 1930 - 1940.

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Circa: ca 1930
Type: Decorative Arts, Pottery, Vintage, Germany, Painted, Bowls
Manufacturer: Germany  

Vintage Craftsman Germany Slip Painted Cache Pot Germany earthenware cache pot in the Craftsman style hand decorated with simplistic arts and crafts slip painted motif in earth tones. Highly glazed and very textural. Interior is high glazed rust tone.

Pot measures 5.25 inches wide by 1.75 inches high and rated to be in very good to near excellent condition. Red inkstamped Germany (script) underglaze, mold and decor design dates this piece ca 1920.

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Circa: ca 1920
Type: Decorative Arts, Pottery, Vintage, Germany, Painted, Bowls
Manufacturer: Germany  

F. Thomas Bavaria Painted Pansies Display Plate Antique F. Thomas Bavaria Sevres porcelain plate decorated with handpainted Pansies in vivid violet and mellow yellow hues on a soft airbrushed background. Floral motif is surrounded with a wide burnished gold rim defined by a fine black enamel inner frame border.

Soft background shadow greenery offsets the rich and vivid colors of the Pansies and gold trim. Plate measures 8.5 inches in diameter, rated to be in very good condition without any cracking, crazing or utensil marks. Gold is 90% intact and without paint blemish or fading. Estate collection piece bears the Thomas 'Sevres' Bavaria inkstamp mark used between 1908 - 1911. Signed by Osborne and dated on the front.

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Circa: 1908 - 1911
Type: Antiques, Porcelain, F.Thomas, Sevres, Hand Painted, Plates
Manufacturer: F. Thomas Sevres Bavaria
Author: Osborne  

Lindner Kueps Bavaria Cobalt & Gilt Frankfurt TeacupTrio Lindner quality display porcelain pieces are rich in deep cobalt blue, accented with deeply burnished and lustrous heavy gold detailing likened to the Limoges cobalt miniatures.

This set includes a 2.5 inch high teacup with 3 7/8 inch wide cup well and ornate 'S' handle. Saucer measures 5.75 inches and Tea Plate, 7.5 inches in diameter. Cup and Tea Plate bear the Frankfurt Coat of Arms.

All pieces are adorned with a heavy burnished painted gold rim, teacup also has gilding on handle and foot. A fine gold line borders the inner wells of the plates. Embossed elegant scroll mold details the rims of plates and teacup foot.

Condition is rated near excellent. Near, only because it has been previously owned and a slight patina has formed on the gold on the interior bottom of the teacup well. Inkmarked in gold, teacup bears the Lindner Kueps Bavaria trademark, Echt Cobalt, (pattern)157, 4. Saucer bears the green Lindner trademark, 77/4; Teaplate has 77/19. Both have the pattern number 157 and Echt Cobalt printed in gold.

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Circa: ca 1970
Type: Dinnerware, Porcelain, Lindner Kueps, Cobalt, Cups, Saucers
Manufacturer: Lindner Kueps  

Zeh Scherzer & Co Royal Munich Wild Turkey Cabinet Plate: Lovely double marked hand painted Zeh Scherzer & Co. Royal Munich Bavaria porcelain cabinet plate produced around the turn of the 20th century. Artfully detailed scene of the Wild European Turkey is enhanced with a ribbon gilt rim and scenic countryside background.

Double back stamped with the quality porcelain decorator Royal Munich mark, dating this plate circa 1908. Per Kovel's Book of Marks, 1880 - 1918. Rated as near excellent with minor gold wear and although unseen, slight roughness on the edge can be felt. Plate measures 8.5 inches.

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Circa: 1880 - 1918
Type: Antiques, Decorative Arts, Porcelain, Z&S, Royal Munich, Bowls
Manufacturer: Z&S Zeh Scherzer, Royal Munich  

Gorgeous R.S. Germany Gilt Cobalt Garden Portrait Bowl Unmarked R.S. Germany deep cobalt and heavy gilt bowl decorated with a transfer print of a Victorian female subject holding a large urn of Chrysanthemums in garden setting. Portrait is surrounded by an inner border of semi-opaque matte shades of cobalt blue. Elaborate use of a lacy gold leaf garland stenciling and heavy gilt accents on an embossed scalloped arch and beaded rim. Deep cobalt ground has glossy finish.

Bowl measures 10 inches in diameter and is rated to be in fine condition. Extremely minor gold wear on rim embossing. Bowl is unmarked, but has the porcelain and transfer attributes of the Schlegelmilch factories. Reference Mary McCaslin's R.S. Prussia & More, Schlegelmilch Porcelain featuring Cobalt for relative mold style on page 59, Row 2, 2nd photo(marked with crown/VIERSA; page 69, Row 4, plate 1 (unmarked); page 74, row 4, photo 3 (unmarked).

Private Collection Piece - Attributed to Viersa.

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Circa: 1900 - 1910
Type: Decorative Arts, Porcelain, R.S. Prussia, Portrait, Bowls
Manufacturer: R.S. Germany, R.S. Prussia Related