Ernst Bohne Monk Figurine, 6 1/4"H, blue crown N mark, c1920, mint condition.
 

Urn, Artist signed Collot, bronze dore trim, 24" high, maiden & cherub decorated on one side, cherub riding fish on the other side, additional cherub and scroll decor. Unusual lustre finish, rose and mauve coloring. Made to turn on base so you can enjoy all the stunning decoration. Sevres mark and France on inside of lid but probably made by Sampson in the early 1800s. Mint condition
 

F. Thomas Charger in a large sterling reticulated rim. F. Thomas company was located in Marktred, Bavaria and purchased by Rosenthal in 1908. The marks books indicate this mark was only used in 1908. The sterling rim is marked with an impressed crown in an oval, shield with the letter M, rampant lion in an oval, sterling silver, A946 and 12 1/2. The porcelain is marked Thomas Bavaria in a green shield. The charger has floral transfer decoration in the center, blue border with gold inner line. It is 12 1/2 inches accross the sterling. NO pits,scratches or other faults. The sterling could stand a little more polishing.
 

Belleek open master salt. boat floating on jelly fish, 4 1/4" long X 3" deep X 2" high, green mark, mint condtion
 

Majolica cigarette and match holder. Rabbit ob a log with leaves and a stump in the background. Cabage at the end of the log. Europe late 1800's. Only marks are an impressed 6595 and a 15 on the bottom. One leave invisably restored 6" wide X 5" deep X 4 1/4" high. See our home page for more information on our restoration services.
 

Cybis figurine of Katharine Hepburn as she played "Eleanor of Equitine" in the movie "Lion in the Winter (1978)". This is the only figurine released by Cybis of a living person. It was released in 1970 and is limited edition #506 of a total of 750. It is 13 3/4" tall and in excellent condition with no chips nicks rubs or any other faults. The square black tile it sets on has a few surface scratches. I don't know if it was originally included with the figurine but it look very nice on it and will be included in this sale. It is marked on the back in gold and impressed on the base.
 

Punch bowl 13 3/4" across by 6 3/8" high. Gorgeous blue fading down to pink. Decorated with a floral scene on the front and a single flower on the back, The inside has a combination of an eight pointed star and flowers in gold. The gold highlights on the flowers and the decoration inside are in excellent condition with no visible signs of wear or damage. There is some wear to the gold around the top edge of the bowl. There are a few dark spots that occurred in the firing. No chips, cracks or other damage. The bottom is marked with an embossed with number 2, the German eagle & JS under it. The mark is for Josef Schachtel, Selsia, Germany C1919 (presently Poland). Please add $20 to cover packing/ shipping/ insurance in the USA
Manufacturer: Germany  

Meissen Charger 12.5 inches in diameter. Slight wear to the heavy gold edge. ( the light areas in the pictures are reflection. the wear is slight and does not photograph) Chartreuse inner band outlined in gold with the cream colored center heavy embossed the ferns and flowers. One small black speck on the front center that occurred in the firing. No chips, cracks or other faults found. See this charger with a slightly different decor in "The Book of Meissen" second edition Page 94, plate 184 written by R. Rontgen. Please add $20.00 to your order for packing/shipping/insurance in the USA.
Manufacturer: Meissen  

Egg shaped covered box with four paw feet. Cobalt and gold decoration. 5 1/4"h, C.M. Hutschenreuther, Hohenberg, Germany. C1914-1938. Mint
 

Flow Blue pitcher and bowl, See plates 349 & 350 in Mary Frank Gastons collectors encyclopedia of Flow Blue, second series, both pieces marked Cauldon England, C1905-1920. The mark is shown on page 48 of Jeffrey Snyder's "Historic Flow Blue" plus in Kovels dictionary of marks.
 

Royal Vienna Reticulated Center Bowl with enameled flowers. Excelent condition with no chip, cracks or repairs. Minor wear to gold on rim and foot. 6 1/4"h X 10 1/2"l X 7"w. C1905-1910. Alexandra Porcelain Works, Ernst Wahliss, Turn.
 

Stangl Double Wren # 3401D, 6"h, mint condition.