Vienna Style Metal Mounted Hand Painted Porcelain Cachepot Vase

This is a Sevres Style Porcelain Planter. It depicts a turquoise blue round bowl decorated in the front center by a hand painted pastoral scene of two countryside young ladies seated...

This is a heavy mounted gilt bronze porcelain urn. It is hand painted in the center of the body with a pastoral scene of a romantic couple seated and the gentleman is offering a bouquet of flowers to the lady. The other side depicts a scene of a maid showing a basket of flowers to a lady, while another lady observes some birds and a male servant is apparently rolling a yard stick. A relief of white feathers with gilt borders adorned above and below the hand painted scenes. A gilt bronze wide band embellished with a relief of acanthus leaves covers the neck. From it come out one gilt bronze “S...

This is a large and heavy Sevres French bronze mounted porcelain lidded urn. It is hand painted in a white background. It depicts three winged cherubs that are seated in a large rock ( one is holding a feather pen, the other one is thoughtful while observing straight forward, a third one is looking into a wood box) there is a fourth one that is flying while holding a large basket filled with roses and a fifth one that is holding a garland of roses. There are multiple garlands made of roses and green leaves adorning around the cherubs and also embellishing the cover, the neck and the pedestal of the urn. Also a hand painted tambourine...

This is a large and heavy French Sevres style patinated bronze mounted porcelain lidded urn. It is hand painted in a white and sky blue background. It depicts a scene of an 18th cent...

This rare and historically significant early 19th-century porcelain cachepot, attributed to the esteemed Tucker Factory of Philadelphia, stands as a remarkable example of early American ceramic innovation and refinement. Produced during a formative period in the United States when domestic porcelain production was still in its infancy, pieces such as this reflect both the ambition and artistry of one of America’s first successful porcelain manufactories. Elegantly formed with a balanced, classical silhouette, the cachepot features a gently flared rim and a smooth, rounded body that speaks to the refined neoclassical sensibilities of the Federal period. The surface is beautifully adorned with finely executed hand-painted decoration, likely influenced by European porcelain traditions yet interpreted through an emerging American lens. Subtle brushwork and carefully composed motifs—whether floral, geometric, or classical in nature—demonstrate the skill and precision of the artisan. The porcelain body exhibits a soft, luminous glaze with a slightly warm undertone, characteristic of early Tucker wares. Variations in tone, delicate inconsistencies in decoration, and minor kiln effects further enhance its authenticity, offering tangible evidence of its handcrafted origin. These nuances are highly prized by collectors, as they distinguish early American porcelain...

Exceptional antique Royal Vienna porcelain vase measuring 22 3/4 inches tall with extensive gilt decorations and the finely painted figure of Ariadne on one side, and the disarming o...

This exceptional late 19th century porcelain cabinet vase was hand painted at the Dresden based studio of Georg Heufel & Co. The artist signed vase has a slightly flared cylindr...

The Following Pieces we are Offering is a Magnificent Royal Vienna Austrian Porcelain Centerpiece Urn Vase with Handels. Vase has 6 small raised gilted flowers with Portraits of a Be...