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Click here to subscribeAn album of portraits of German aristocrats and nobility, c.1860, possibly Dresden, of sabretache form, containing various photographic portraits of German aristocrats and nobility, with gilt-edged pages, leather-bound and with brass detailing,31 x 25cmCondition ReportWith wear to the leather binding and tarnishing to the brass detailing. With yellowing and foxing to the pages commensurate with use. The clasp with no fastening clip.
An elaborate 91-piece porcelain dinnerware set combining Schumann Arzberg (Bavaria, Germany) and Empress Dresden Flowers porcelain, each piece showcasing fine floral decorations in vivid colors with rich gold accents. The set features a harmonious blend of embossed lattice borders and botanical bouquets in the classic Dresden Flowers pattern, exemplifying German craftsmanship and Rococo revival elegance. Marks on the reverse include the Schumann Arzberg green crown and shield hallmark as well as the Empress "Golden Crown E&R 1886" stamp, confirming authenticity and origin. The collection includes a wide array of service pieces such as 16 dinner plates, 18 saucers, 16 soup bowls, 15 fruit bowls, 17 teacups, 2 platters, creamer, lidded sugar bowls, coffee and teapots, sauce boat, and 2 covered tureens - offering a complete and refined formal dining experience.A richly appointed set ideal for collectors of fine European porcelain or for elevating elegant entertaining. A rare opportunity to acquire a coordinated and expansive service with historical appeal and decorative brilliance. Largest piece 16"L x 1.5"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
This 10-piece assortment of fine porcelain from Schumann Arzberg Germany features the Empress Dresden Flowers pattern, a richly detailed and colorful floral motif with gold trim. The lot includes two dinner plates, four reticulated-edge dessert plates, two soup bowls, and two fruit bowls. Each piece is adorned with vibrant hand-applied floral bouquets and scrolling gilt embellishments, typical of the Empress line. The mix of openwork rims and traditional edging adds a dynamic visual contrast while preserving elegance and continuity throughout the set. Each piece bears the Schumann Arzberg and Golden Crown E&R marks on the underside, ensuring authenticity. A refined ensemble for collectors of German porcelain or those looking to add classical floral charm to their tableware collection. Largest piece 10" dia.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
A collection of Paris porcelain coffee and tea wares, comprising a cup and saucer, a further cup with plate as saucer, and five coffee cans and saucers, two as saucers the remaining plates and one coffee can, all marked 'Le Rosey Rue de la Paix', each gilt heighted and with monogram,5.5cm high cup13.5cm diameter cup saucer,together with a Sampson armorial coffee can and saucer,6.5cm high can13cm diameter saucer,and a Dresden cup and saucer,with a painted reserve to a brown field, with conforming saucer (19)Condition ReportOne of the saucers with hairline crack and chips to rim.Slight rubbing to gilding in places.
Hampel, Angela (geb. 1956 Räckelwitz - lebt in Dresden) Große Unikat-Vase. Bunt bemalte Keramik. Farbige Wandung mit drei Frauendarstellungen. Boden mit Künstler-Monog. AH (Angela Hampel) und Ateliermarke Wilfriede Maaß, um 1995. H. 48,4 cm. Prov.: Erworben in der Ausstellung "Angela Hampel Bilder & Keramik", 1994 in der Galerie W. Maaß Berlin. (409)
"Zeppelin Weltfahrten Buch II." (Book 2), oversized softcover (cigarette photograph album), by H. Luschnath. Published in 1933 by Bilderstelle Lohse, Dresden. This visually rich album features 5 pages of introductory text followed by 24 pages containing photographic stamps, detailed maps, technical line drawings, and vivid imagery. Notable inclusions are a coloured profile of Zeppelin tail fins, a gilt memorial plaque, and a photograph of Hermann Göring as Reichminister. A striking and historically significant example of 1930s Zeppelin ephemera. / AN32
Early 20th century Dresden porcelain 'Yardley's Old English Lavender' advertising figure group with a mother and two children holding baskets of lavender on a rocaille moulded titled base, impressed marks, 31cm high and a Lladro figure of a girl and puppy, 19.5cm high, a Nao figure of a seated ballerina, a group of geese and another model of a goose, printed and impressed marks (5)
Collection of English, Chinese and Continental pottery and porcelain, comprising two Chinese export tea bowls and a sugar bowl, all painted with famille rose flower sprays, a Coalport porcelain trio, circa 1825, painted with posies and garden flowers within gilt cell and dot pattern borders, various items of Sunderland lustre tea wares, an English porcelain teacup and saucer painted with iron red green trellis pattern, a Derby Imari pattern coffee can, a Dresden miniature teacup and saucer and another with pink panels, an early 19th century English porcelain platinum and gilt banded coffee can and other items Condition Report Chinese Export items:Sugar bowl - hairline crack & rim chipping. 2X teabowls - one with large triangular chip to the rim and two hairline cracks. The other with multiple hairline cracks, some rim chipping. Sunderland lustre items - a coffee cup and saucer with strawberry decoration with some staining to glaze, another cup and saucer with hairline cracks.Derby imari coffee can - hairline crack through handle, staining hairline cracks/crazing. Coalport trio - coffee cup partially lacking handle, minor glaze staining to teacup handle. Royal Worceter milk-jug - stained crazing. Milk jug with impressed IEB and star mark decorated with iron-red flowerheads - extensively cracked and restuck. Similarly decorated coffee can - restored and overpainted to interior. An English porcelain coffee-can with platinum border- small footrim chip. Pearlware figure - cracked and restored through neck, lacking left arm, with associated losses and old restoration. Small Staffordshire pottery figure of a girl - cracked through and restuck. Staffordshire pottery cow spill vase - chipping to his hat and the cow's ears, crack to cow. Some typical wear and rubbing overall. Everything is visible in the catalogue illustration.
Große Henkelschale, Dresden und kleine Henkelschale, Herend. Porzellan. Bunt bemalt, Goldstaffage. Wandung durchbrochen gearbeitet, Dekor mit plastischen Blüten (l. best.) und Blumenmalerei bzw. "Rothschild" mit Vogelmalerei. Stempelmarken Dresden bzw. Herend, 20. Jh. 1. Wahl. D. 24x 24 cm bzw. 11 cm.
GERMANY. PRINCIPALITY OF BRUNSWICK-WOLFENBüTTEL. Karl I, 1735-80. Silver 2/3 Taler, 1775 E/IDB. Dresden. Obv: CAROLVS D.G.DVX BR.ET LVNEB, naked bust right. Rev: NVNQVAM RETRORSVM·1775·, horse leaping left; XX·EINE FEINE MARCK/CONVENT·M·/I.D(2/3)·B·, on three lines in exergue. Reference: KM-973.2Diameter: 32 mm.Weight: 13.81 g.Composition: Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.
A Collection of British and Continental Porcelain, including a large Vienna vase, Limoges example, pair of Royal Worcester bud vases, early 19th century tea pot stand, Copenhagen three light wall sconce etc. (two trays)Copenhagen - right hand drip tray broken and with pieces re stuckDerby cup - restoration to handle and feetGreen and gilt cover - restoredDesden basket - good conditionDresden figure - with losses to the leaves Hammersley boxes - goodSheped yellow ground dish - good conditionSquare black ground dish - rim chipsLarge Vienna style vase - slight wear, no damageTeapot stand - minor gilt wearCup and cover - cup cracked, cover with the finial re attachedRoyal Worcester bowls - rim chipsLimoges vase - some gilt wearMinton vase - one handle repaired, re stick to the base
Fünfflammiger Kerzenleuchter, Dresden. Reich reliefiert und mit plastischen, bunt bemalten Blatt- und Blütenapplikationen. Vierarmiger, fünfflammiger Leuchteraufsatz. Goldränder und -staffage. Blaumarke Sächsische Porzellanfabrik zu Potschappel bei Dresden, vorm. C. Thieme AG, 2. Hälfte 20. Jh. H. 39 cm.
Modersohn-Becker, Paula (1876 Dresden - Worpswede 1907) "Die Frau mit der Gans" (1902). Aquatintaradierung (l. Altersspuren, mont., gebräunt), li. u. zweifach mit Bleistift handsigniert "Otto Modersohn - f. P. Modersohn-Becker" (von Otto Modersohn für Paula Modersohn-Becker). Plattenrand ca. 12,7 x 17,5 cm, Blattmaß 25 x 32,5 cm. PP.
Müller, Richard (1874 Tschirnitz - Dresden 1954) "Todeskampf". Radierung in Schwarz/Papier (gebräunt, l. Knickspuren, oben teilmontiert), re. u. mit Bleistift sign. und li. u. Ex. 6/21 und mit Trockenstempel der Vereinigung der Kunstverleger sowie Bleistift-Sign. In der Platte monog. und dat. 1913. 42,7x 29,7 cm. Wvz.: Günther 68.
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