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A fine 18th Century Continental porcelain oval box, probably Meissen, the top painted with fruit, flowers and butterfly over similarly decorated sides, with wrigglework decorated gold mounts, opening to reveal a portrait study of a woman sewing, the base decorated with butterfly, insects and fruit and flowers, unmarked, 7.5 cm long x 6.3 cm wide x 4.2 cm high (Provenance: With handwritten note "Given by the last Emperor of Brazil to a Godchild of his. The family fortune went to pot & the box went to Uncle's. Uncle sold it me AUFL" - from the family of Mary Ferrier Fergusson of Glasgow, wife of amateur Paleontologist Alfred Nicholson Leeds of Eyebury Farm Peterborough)
A late 19th / early 20th Century Meissen relief work grape and vine decorated dish, bearing blue crossed swords mark to underside and incised "7", 20.5 cm diameter, together with a 19th Century Meissen plate, the centre field decorated with figure in 18th Century dress with tricorn hat in an arbour, within a floral spray drape decorated border and gilt decorated edging, 24 cm diameter, bears blue crossed swords mark to underside and impressed "95"
A pair of 19th Century Meissen figures of "Magpies upon mossy stumps", each with blue crossed swords marks and No'd. "62" to base, 52 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Figure One - beak and tongue damaged and with loss. Firing crack beneath glaze to the rear of the rock. Some loss to the fern upon the rock and firing cracks to base, one particularly large though the base cracks not visible from the top. Small chip to the left hand side of the rock as facing the bird - see images for further detailFigure Two - damage and loss to the beak and tongue. Damage to the lower part of the tail feather and towards the top. Top section with Victorian staple mark repairs, base with large firing crack and three smaller firing cracks - again not visible from top. Areas of loss and damage to the ferns upon the rock. Over all in need arguably of sympathetic restoration
A late 19th Century Meissen figure of "A gallant standing by tree stump in 18th Century dress", bears blue crossed swords mark and incised "M133", impressed "100", 24 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Has had extensive restoration throughout inlcuding both arms have areas missing to the porcelain and glaze, his ponytail has been replaced. There is something missing from his lower hand. Mirror top in his other hand is missing. There is a crack to the ankle on one leg. Generally in poor condition - see images for more details
MEISSEN; a harlequin thirty-two piece part service decorated in the 'Onion' pattern.Additional InformationThe flower on the sucrier has a small area of loss, one of the larger cups is af with a large chip and crack running through. Another larger cup with a very small pinhead chip to the rim.The small cups and saucers have cancelled cross swords marks, the other items do not.
A pair of late 19th century Meissen figural double table saltsmodelled as a boy and girl in 18th century dress seated on conjoined baskets, scroll moulded base, underglaze blue cross swords mark, incised 3024 stamped 163 149, (2)height 13 cm.Condition: Boy has chips and losses top hat. left foot has been broekn and glue back on. Chip to rim of one basket, Fleabites to base., Girl is on good condtion
A collection of three Meissen plates,including: an early 20th century cabinet plate, moulded with decoration in the form of vine leaves, painted in gilt and blue, marked and impressed to base; a hand painted plate, decorated with floral motif, heightened with gilt, cross swords mark to base and a further hand painted cabinet plate, with blue coloured border, crossed swords mark to base and with 'Consbruch, Bielefeld' label (3), the largest width 30cm Condition: Vine Leaf plate - Good condition overall sine wear to gilding. Painted plate - Restored crack to centre of the plate, wear to gilding on edge.Blue edged plate - Good condition overall
A Meissen porcelain cabinet plate,early 20th century, painted with a floral spray enclosed by a moulded border, underglaze crossed swords marks,24.5cm diametertogether with a collection of four similar Ludwigsburg porcelain examples,underglaze marks24.5cm diameter (5)The Meissen example has a resorted chip to the rim. The remainder with chips to the foot rims. Scratches and wear to the decoration throughout.
Two graduated Meissen floral encrusted cabinet cups and saucers, c1900, with entwined handle, painted with insects and scattered flowers, stilt feet, saucers 10 and 12cm diam and a French waterlily shaped cabinet cup, late 19th c, the interior gilt (5) Some typical but light chipping of the flowers and petals.Waterlily cup in good condition

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