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Three Paris porcelain coffee cans and saucers, 19th century, one decorated with an elaborate geometric band, one with a panel of flowers, another with cornflower sprigs, two Paris cans painted en grisaille with figures in landscapes, a saucer with a black monochrome landscape, and another with flower garlands and blue heart motifs, some faults, 16.3cm max. (10)

A pair of Paris porcelain style vases, 20th century, of urn form with twin handles modelled as angels, the bodies enamelled with floral reserves against a pink ground, gilt highlights throughout, each 46cm high, with a further pair of similarly decorated vases with gilt swan's neck handles, 28.5cm high (4) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show minor surface wear, fine surface scratches and rubbing to the gilt highlights, but no obvious chips, cracks, crazing or restoration.  One of the taller vases shows a small loss approximately 4mm long to the glazed finish of the neck. 

A SET OF TWENTY FRENCH PORCELAIN CHEMIST JARS AND COVERSSECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Titled in black, within gilt foliate cartouches, approximately 26cm highAnd four others similar Condition Report: Some wear to the gilding typical of Paris porcelain.BDENIUM crackedOLIBAN with rim chipsMAN:EN SORTE crack to neck.One cover with firing faults.See supporting imagesCondition Report Disclaimer

A PARIS PORCELAIN (JACOB PETIT) GREEN AND GILT COLUMNAR LAMP BASE AND FLAMMIFORM COVER THIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Decorated with panels of flowers birds and rustic scenes71cm highCondition Report: Small chips and losses to flammiform finial. Some wear to the gilding typical of Paris porcelain. See supporting images. Other small repairs to extremities.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Paris ornithological porcelain saucer dish, a pair of German reticulated plates and a Carl Thieme Dresden shaped square dish the first painted with a crested goose in a lake vignette within a gilt neo-classical border, early 19th century, 20cm [some wear to gilt]; the pair painted with floral bouquets, W mark, 19th century, 21cm; the Dresden dish decorated in the Meissen Augustus Rex manner, crossed swords and T mark, 19th century, 21cm [some wear] 4.

Early 19th century French Paris porcelain vase, polychrome decorated with flowers and birds, on a square marble base, 31.5cm high

Three early 19th century Paris porcelain tea bowls, decorated in enamels and gilt with floral swags

A pair of 19th century Sevres style porcelain plates, each decorated with a courting couple, within a green border, 24cm diameter, together with a pair of Paris porcelain flasks, each decorated with a portrait, on a blue celeste ground and an early 20th century Vienna cabinet cup and saucer (5)

A Sevres Chateau des Tuileries plate, painted with a courting couple after Watteau, signed, printed marks, 24cm diameter, together with an early 20th century Coalport porcelain basket, painted with flowers and a Paris porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, with gilt borders (3)All three are dirty, with overall light general wear. Cup has a chip to the rim, with associated crack. These were removed from a local house move.

A French ormolu mantel clock. Circa 1880, with Sevres style porcelain panels, mounted with two cherubs, the movement by W Oppenheim, Paris, height 32.5cm.The clock appears to be overwound and does not strike at present.The rear door does not close properly, there is a hole at the front of the case, so there is presumably something missing.There are a few small chips near the winding holes.

Late 19th Century French painted and gilded porcelain clock. Eight day movement striking on a bell, case decorated with floral sprays and a courting couple to the front, Raingo Freres, Paris. height 35cm Condition Report The porcelain clock is in good condition unfortunately there is a chip to the gilt scroll on left hand side, some rubbing to gilt enrichments, believed to to be working, however. No Key, so not 100% sure if time piece is working or not. Width 25cm, depth 7.5cm

Rare bol à thé et sa soucoupe en porcelaine de Meissen au décor Hausmaler de Preissler, vers 1720-30A rare Meissen Preissler Hausmaler teabowl and saucer, circa 1720-30Decorated in the workshop of Ignaz Preissler, Kronstadt (Bohemia), each with a harbour scene with the ships, figures, land and buildings in iron-red and the water and sky in black, the details sketched in a sgraffito technique through the enamel, the saucer: 12.5cm diam.; the teabowl: 4.5cm high (tiny chip to saucer footrim) (2)Footnotes:Provenance:Private Collection, Switzerland (sold at Christie's London, 11 December 2007, lot 80);Private German Collection of Meissen PorcelainSimilar scenes, including the same fortified tower and arch-bridge, are on a series of faience plates decorated in black monochrome with harbour scenes and armorials in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg (A. Müller-Hofstede, Der schlesisch-böhmische Hausmaler Ignaz Preißler, in Keramos 100 (1983), ill. 54, attributed to Preissler). A teapot decorated with a view of Paris in the same technique using iron-red and black is in the Victoria & Albert Museum (C.75&A-1939, published by A. Müller-Hofstede, Der schlesisch-bömische Hausmaler Ignaz Preissler, in Keramos 100 (1983), ill. 49), and a bowl is in the Prague Museum of Decorative Arts (published by H. Brozkova (ed.), Daniel a Ignac Preisslerové (2009), no. 77).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Très rare ensemble de vingt et une figurines Meissen 'Cris de Paris', vers 1755A very rare set of twenty-one Meissen 'Cris de Paris' figures, circa 1755Modelled by Peter Reinicke after drawings by Christophe Huet of 1753, comprising: crier with a magic lantern, the spirits seller, the pipe and drum player, the female fish vendor, the oyster seller, the hurdy-gurdy player, the grape seller, the orange seller, the peasant with a cradle, the vegetable seller, the triangle player, the violinist, the flower seller, the lemon seller, the liquorice-water seller, the cook with a stove, the lemonade seller, the egg seller, the horn player, the crier with chicks (later-decorated) and the poultry chef, after 1760, 14-15cm high, crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue and blue, various impressed numerals (scattered restoration) (21)Footnotes:Provenance:Private German Collection of Meissen PorcelainLiterature:Martin Eberle, Cris de Paris Meissener Porzellanfiguren des 18. Jahrhunderts (2001): no. 23 (the flower seller), no. 25 (crier with chicks), no. 28 (lemonade seller), no. 29 (cook with stove), no. 32 (triangle-player), no. 33 (hurdy-gurdy player), no. 35 (crier with drum and whistle), no. 36 (crier with horn), no. 37 (vegetable seller), no. 38 (crier with cradle), no. 39 (fish seller), no. 43 (spirit seller), no. 44 (liquorice-water seller), no. 47 (orange-seller);U. Pietsch/C. Banz, Triumph der blauen Schwerter (2010), cat. no. 436 (crier with magic lantern)Exhibited:Leipzig, Gohliser Schlößchen, 'Sachsens Gold im Schlößchen', 29 April-10 June 2001 (as above Literature);Dresden, Japanese Palace, 'Triumph der blauen Schwerter. Meissener Porzellan für Adel und Bürgertum 1710-1815', 8 May-29 August 2010 (crier with magic lantern)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Rare groupe de 'L'enlèvement d'Hélène', Frankenthal, vers 1757A rare Frankenthal group of the Abduction of Helen, circa 1757Modelled by J.W.Lanz, the figure of Paris in antique armour standing in a boat and holding Helen in both arms, an attendant lifting an anchor from the sea, 28cm high, 21.5cm wide, 11cm deep crowned CT mark in underglaze blue (some restoration to extremeties)Footnotes:The group depicts the famous story from Greek mythology which led to the Trojan War. The model is after a print by Louis Desplaces (1682-1739), after the drawing by Charles-Joseph Natoire (1700-1777). For a full discussion, see B. Beaucamp-Markowsky, Frankenthaler Porzellan-Die Plastik (2008), p.183ff.Another example of this rare group is in the collection of the Historisches Museum der Pfalz in Speyer, and is published, together with a large group of other Frankenthal porcelain in their collection, online. Further examples are in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, the Erkenbert-Museum, Frankenthal, the Kurpfälzisches Museum, Heidelberg, the Museum Kunsthaus Heylshof, Worms, and in the Pauls-Eisenbeiss Collection.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of English porcelain, 19th century, various factories, to include a large armorial charger, 39cm diameter, a Derby lozenge dish with gilt and cobalt blue decoration, purple enamel mark to underside, a Chamberlain's Worcester honey pot and saucer decorated with applied bees with gilt and cobalt blue border to rim, lacking cover, and various other cups and saucers, plates, and bowls, together with a Paris porcelain plate decorated with scattered flowers and sprigs with double garland border to rim interspersed with medallions of floral sprigs, 25cm diameter (lot) (AF)Condition Report: Most pieces with condition issues including chips, hairline cracks, repairs, crazing, discolouration and wear to decoration and gilding

A group of five porcelain soup plates, 19th century, possibly Paris, decorated with scattered flowers with gilded rims, to include one plate with blue sprigs to the well and a garland to the border, each approximately 24cm diameter (5) (VAT charged on the hammer price)Condition Report: The plate with blue sprigs has a chip to the rim and hairline crack through the well, and wear to the footrim. Chips to the rim of three plates, hairline cracks through the well of two plates, firing flaws to the underside of one plate, wear to gilding throughout. 

A SEVRES PORCELAIN BOWL ON GILT METAL BASE - PARIS RETAILER 'RISLER & CARRE'. A porcelain bowl with a brown glaze to the exterior, with gilt floral borders around the rim, and a spray of flowers to the interior. Marked, 'Dore a Sevres, 90, S84', and with a gilt metal base stamped 'A Risler & Carre, Paris'. Bowl 18cms diameter, 8cms high (9cms high with stand). *CR Bowl, rings nicely, touch of wear to footrim but minor. Stand, couple of dents to the outside of the stand.

Full title: Two pairs of French 'Rose Pompadour' polychrome and gilt Paris porcelain vases with children and floral design, 19th C.Description: H 40,5 - 39 cm

Full title: A pair of French polychrome and gilt Paris porcelain vases with horses and a Jacob Petit style mantel clock, 19th C.Description: H 40 cm (the clock) H 37,5 - 36 cm (the vases)

Full title: A varied collection of blue and white, Imari, famille rose and verte porcelain, China and Japan, 17th C. and laterDescription: Dia.: 16,4 - 9,5 cm (the largest and the smallest saucer) H 5 cm - Dia.: 9,1 cm (the largest cup) H 4,1 cm - Dia.: 7,4 cm (the smallest cup) H 5,6 cm - Dia.: 12,8 cm (the bowl) H 8,1 - L 7,4 - D 5,4 cm (the tea caddy) Please note that the tea caddy is probably French, made by Samson, Paris, 19th C.

Henry Marc of Paris, A late 19th century French Louis XV style ormolu mounted porcelain mantel clock in turquoise and brown tones. Height 30cm.

A Paris porcelain vase by Dagoty and a Paris teapot and cover, both circa 1790-1810, the vase decorated in gilding with a landscape with ruins, guillouche border in pearl lustre, 11.5cm, marked RF Dagoty, period of the First Republic, the cylindrical teapot with a marbled ground gilded with Chinoiserie landscapes, 13.5cm (2)/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: The Paris vase with some slight wear to gilding, most noticeable at rims and handles. The teapot cover with a small rim chip, the flange of the teapot with small chip, some slight wear to the gilding, slightly more noticeable at shoulder of teapot.

A pair of large Paris porcelain figures of a gentleman and a lady, lady 41cms high

A pair of 20th century continental lidded vases, in the style of Meissen / Porcelain de Paris, of rural scenes, 27cm tall (2), unmarked. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Pair of late 19th century Continental porcelain figural candlesticks H23cm, pair of bocage porcelain figures and a pair of French porcelain busts of two young girls, possibly Paris

A 19th century French porcelain plaque, possibly Paris Porcelain, hand painted with the image of Jeanne Antoinette Poisson (Madame de Pompadour), unsigned, 21.5 x 14cm, framed.Condition Report: Light wear and craquelure to the frame but the main porcelain plaque is in good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.

A pair of late 19th century porcelain vases, possibly Paris, hand painted with butterflies inside woodland border, height 29cm (one af)

An early 20th century repeater carriage clock, having Sevres style porcelain panels decorated with cherubs and floral motifs, the dial having Arabic numerals with Breguet style hands, the movement engraved to the back plate 'Paris 2003' and striking on a single gong, 18cm high including handle x 9.5cm wide

A LATE 19TH CENTURY PARIS (VION & BAURY) PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP OF A LADY AND GENTLEMAN DANCING, modelled in second half 18th century dress, hand painted with flowers and sprays, on an oval base with four gilt feet, green printed anchor marks, Smartwater label to underside, height 38cm (Condition Report: cracks visible to the centre of the base, restoration to the raised gent's hand and ladies thumb, otherwise in good order)

A Louis XVIII glass sulphide portrait plaque, in a gilded porcelain frame, c.1820, the cristallo-ceramie portrait of Louis XVIII possibly by Desprez, in a Paris porcelain gilded porcelain circular frame, 14.5cm diameter

Paris porcelain inkwell 18th century Louis XVI period - Weight: 365 g - Shipping available - Region: France - Sizes: H 68 mm x L 138 mm - At first glance: good condition

THREE PARIS PORCELAIN ORNITHOLOGICAL PAINTED CABINET PLATES from the Feuillet workshop, each painted with a bird, including a Goldfinch, each with pink banded border with floral and gilt painted cartouches, 24cm diameter Condition Report:"In the main the condition is very good on all of the plates. Slight rubbing to the gilt on the rims where the wire hangers have been sitting. No chips or cracksImages can be viewed on Easylive, Thesaleroom.com or our website www.greatwesternauctions.com"

A pair of 19thC. Paris porcelain lidded bulb pots, each with gilded decor & four hand painted panels, some faults, 6in tall x 4.5in square

A NEAR PAIR OF NAPOLEON III PARIS PORCELAIN PLAQUES, ONE SIGNED AND DATED E. GIRBAND 1857 MID 19TH CENTURY Painted with bouquets of flowers, each in 20th century carved wood and white painted frames with gilt palmettesLarger signed and dated, the visible plaque 29.5 x 25cm, the frame 40 x 35.5cmThe smaller unsigned, the visible plaque 26.5 x 22cm, the frame 43.5 x 38.5cmProvenance:Sotheby's Paris, lot 198, 20th April 2012, Est. 5,000-6,000 EUR, sold 8,750 EURPrivate collection, Blaisdon Hall, GloucestershirePlease note, the cataloguing has been updated and differs from that shown in the printed catalogue. Please refer to our website for the most up to date information.Condition Report: CONDITION REPORT UPDATED 26 March; The plaques not examined out of sealed frames. No signs of restoration under strong or UV light, minor surface wear- some surface dirt marksThe frames will need a little minor attention with some cracks and old gilding retouchingCondition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF PARIS PORCELAIN TWO-HANDLED VASESCIRCA 1830Each decorated with a band of classical figures in a landscape, within elaborate gilt band borders, on gilt-metal baseseach 44.5cm high Provenance: Private collection, Blaisdon Hall, GloucestershireCondition Report: CONDITION REPORT UPDATED 26 March; Probably missing covers- some rubbing to gilding. One with a repaired handle. Both with restorations to the painted panels- probably retouched and then with clear glaze applied- subsequently rubbed and with some trace regilding to margins- visible under UV- both with cracks visible to inside around mounting hole at base, gilding to metal bases rubbedCondition Report Disclaimer

A PARIS PORCELAIN GREEN-GROUND AND GILT TOPOGRAPHICAL PART COFFEE SERVICE CIRCA 1830 All decorated with named Parisian architecture, the service comprising; a coffee pot and cover, a hot water jug and cover, a milk-jug, six coffee cans and five saucers the coffee pot 22cm high Condition Report: Rubbing to gilding throughout- and some irregularities to green ground (notably jug) which looks to be from manufacture- no restoration under UV Small pot- lid finial missing, chips to edge (top and under), lug damage- body with two large chips to upper edge Lidded pot- nibbles to mask noses, vignettes rubbed Large pot- finial to lid slightly rough, small chip to foot rim 1 saucer cracked, gilding heavily rubbed to most can interiors  Condition Report Disclaimer

A FRENCH RESTAURATION ORMOLU AND PARIS PORCELAIN ARCHITECTURAL MANTEL CLOCK WITH CENTRE SECONDSBOURDIN, THE CASE ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN FRANCOIS DENIERE, PARIS, CIRCA 1830The eight-day two train bell striking movement with visible pin-wheel deadbeat escapement incorporating unusual pivoted pallets to the backplate stamped BOURDIN, A PARIS to centre over part obscured Pons MEDAILLE D'OR, 1827 to lower margin, The silvered two-piece Roman numeral dial engraved Bourdin H'r. du Roi, RUE DE LA PAIX to centre and with pierced gilt hands, the architectural case finely cast with scrollwork upstand to the fish-scale tiled hipped 'roof' over generous corbelled cornice, the front and sides inset with panels polychrome painted with Neo-classical motifs over generous stepped skirt base decorated with further conforming panels 54.5cm high, 30.5cm wide, 17cm deepProvenance:By repute previously the property of the prolific architect, garden designer and author Sir Reginald Theodore Blomfield RA (1856-1942).The present lot can be very closely compared to an almost identical example sold at Christies, New York IMPORTANT EUROPEAN FURNITURE, CERAMICS, AND CARPETS, 21st November 2008 (lot 139) for $50,000 including a matching pair of garniture side pieces.Jean-Francois Deninger, called Deniere, was one of the most important bronziers of the first half of the 19th century. He entered into partnership with Francois Mathelin in 1797 with whom he established a substantial workshop which employed over 200 workers during the Empire period. Amongst Deniere's clients were the duchess de Berry and Louis Philippe, the duke of Hamilton, Ferdinand VII of Spain, William II of Hesse, William II of Holland, Tsar Alexander II of Russia. They were also commissioned to finish some of the bronze work for the redecoration of the White House in Washington and the mounts for Charles X coronation coach in 1825. By the time Louis-Philippe was on the throne the workshop had expanded to around 400 workers.Condition Report: Movement is in relatively clean working condition with no visible evidence of alteration or noticeable replacements. We have not tested it for accuracy of timekeeping and would advise a precautionary gentle clean/service. The dial has overall even mellowing/oxidation to the silvering; the hands appear undamaged the bezel/surround has some patchy discolouration to the gilding. The case is in very fine original condition retaining good strong gilding with well-defined burnished highlights. There are a few slight areas of spotting and minor edge wear to the edges of the lower skirting. The rear is finished flush and has some overall noticeable oxidation coming through the gilding. The porcelain panels are free from visible faults (including noticeable rubbing) except for a very small area of edge wear to the extreme top left corner of the lower left front panel (within the upper part of the skirting); this is only visible on very close examination.Clock is complete with a pendulum (probably not original) and a winding key. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items.We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so, and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of description.Condition Report Disclaimer

A 19th century Meissen porcelain Cris de Paris figure of a pastry seller, 19cm tall, blue crossed swords mark to base, restored

Swansea porcelain paris shaped cup and saucer with fluted design with gilt detailing, red Swansea mark to base

A NEAR SET OF FOUR LOUIS XV ORMOLU THREE BRANCH WALL LIGHTS IN THE MANNER OF JEAN-CLAUDE DUPLESSIS, MID 18TH CENTURY The bras de lumière of three branch form with foliate scrolling stems and nozzles, fitted for electricity slight size variance but approximately-the gilt metal 65cm high, 43cm wide, 88cm high overall Provenance: An Important Collection from a Cadogan Square HousePerrin Antiquaires, Paris, acquired in 1998. A pair of very similar design, with richer detailing to the edge furls and with the 'C' couronné poinçon, is in the Wrightsman Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (1971.206.30-31). As well as being the Royal goldsmith, Duplessis was director of the Vincennes porcelain factory and later Sèvres. Among his most famous designs for gilt bronze are the elaborate and rich mounts for the Bureau du Roi in Versailles by Oeben and Riesener. Literature: Hans Ottomeyer/Peter Pröschel, Vergoldete Bronzen, Munich, 1986, p. 143, ill. Condition Report: Now wired for electricity. The floral pans with some slight variances in design, some sitting off centre to their stems. Some old repairs to floral elements notably to tops. Almost certainly re-gilded and with some drilled holes and evidence of earlier rewiring. Will require electrician testing and probably re-wiring. Bulbs with losses and breaks - some minor breaks and cuttings to candle sleeves. Please see additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

A BELIEVED CHRISTOPHER PARIS PORCELAIN C.1795 HAND PAINTED BUTTERFLY PLATE, DIAMETER 24CM

A PAIR OF BELIEVED CHRISTOPHER POTTER PARIS PORCELAIN C.1795 HAND PAINTED BUTTERFLY PATTERN PLATES, DIAMETER 22CM

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PARIS (RUE THIROU) PORCELAIN BOUGH POT & PIERCED COVER, of demi-lune shape, finely painted with river landscapes in coloured enamels, within gilt foliate borders on a white ground, 9½” wide x 5?” high x 5” deep.

French gilt metal and porcelain mantle clock by R & C. Paris and London No. 2236 39cm x 22cm x 14.5cm, with two associated urns Condition Report: The urns have lost their beading.One urn is broken and repaired.The clock has a broken side panel.Areas of loose metalwork.

An unusual French porcelain hall lantern, late 19th Century, probably by Samson of Paris, in 'Companie des Indes' style, decorated with Famille Rose flowers and sprigs with three square windows and pierced scroll apertures to the shoulders, brass mounts, with glazed base, brass suspension loop, 50cms high.

A late 18th/early 19th century "Breguet a Paris" key wind open face pocket watch, with gilt fusee verge movement with engraved bridge and silver regulation, the dial white enamel with Roman numerals and outer minute divisions, winding at 2. The case gilt and with hand painted porcelain plaque also jewelled. Movement diameter 33 mm, case 42 mm. NOTE: Verge chain detached and possibly snapped. Whilst this is a period pocket watch items marked "Breguet a Pairs" from this period were not manufactured by Breguet (see illustration).

A large Samson of Paris porcelain vase and cover, late 19th century, hand painted in the Meissen style with figures by a harbour all within a puce and gilt rococo frame, pseudo red anchor mark. Height 53 cm.

A French ormolu and porcelain mantel clock, 19th century, the Rococo design case surmounted by a seated putto and flanked by two further putto riding stylised dolphins, the blue ground dial signed 'Alph. Giroux & Cie a Paris', a shaped cherubic painted panel below, bell striking drum movement, on a scrolling leaf and shell moulded base, 35cm high, 40cm wideSeveral mounts are loose or working loose. Lacks rear cover. Movement not tested. Porcelain panels look intact.

A SET OF NINE FRENCH PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES, late 19th century, of lobed circular form, centrally painted in polychrome enamels with vignettes of figures comprising three with a couple in landscape and six with putti (one fishing subject), all within gilded rims enclosing three panels of musical and other trophies and a monogram "CT", one inscribed in gilt script "Nymphe D'apres Fragonard", and all inscribed in burnt orange "... XI ... de la Paris", 9 1/4" diameter (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Plate with two putti beside pond with a goblet is chipped at 12 and 5, gilding scratched, the majority have very worn borders, two cherubs in clouds 1" crack at 12 (through initials). NB We have had two matching plates brought in by a different vendor which match these plates and they will be entered in the 14th June sale. Should you require images of them prior to bidding in this sale, please do contact us.

Vieux Bruxelles/Paris, a porcelain vase with a hand-painted decor of a ship.19th century.Dimensions:(D:17 x W:28 x H:51 cm)

Porcelaine De Paris, a large buste of Marie Antoinette.Bisque porcelain.20th century. Dimensions:(D:27 x W:44 x H:77 cm)

A polychrome porcelain tureen with a lid on a stand, hand-painted flower decors, pomegranate finial.Marked with a Sèvres porcelain mark, signed 'Decor Main, Paris, France'. 20th century.  Dimensions:(D:29 x W:44 x H:27 cm)

A.C.F. Sèvres, Paris, a set of 4 kobalt blue porcelain objects, 20th C. Transfer printed decor, porcelain mounted with brass/bronze. Dimensions:(D:31 x W:49 x H:14 cm)

Vieux Bruxelles/Paris, two 'Madonna with child'. Gold-plated bisque, porcelain. 19th century. Dimensions:(H:45 x D:14 cm)

A Continental porcelain figural group of a lady and gentleman, he playing flute she holding garland, in a naturalistic setting, polychrome decorated, unmarked 15cm high and a miniature bocage group possibly Samson Paris with red anchor mark beneath. (2)

A late 19th/early 20th Century French gilt-metal tea equipage, in a fitted leather travelling case with two doors (and an outer canvas cover), containing a kettle, a teapot, a pair of sugar tongs, a sugar bowl, a flask, a folding stand with a spirit burner, and two Tog-Le-Rosey porcelain cups and saucers, by Maison Maquet of Nice and Paris, C1900, the case measuring 29.4cms long, the teapot 8.2cms high.

A 19th century Paris porcelain 'Chantilly Flowers' part tea and coffee set

Paris porcelain Le Tallec gilt metal mounted box, 11cm long

Hermes - Paris, porcelain ashtray of rectangular form, signed with initials, 19cm long

A Meissen Porcelain Cris de Paris Figure of the Lottery Seller, circa 1755, modelled by Peter Reinicke, standing holding a paper cone in his right hand, his drum with clock face across his back, on a scroll moulded mound base, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue and impressed 2115cm highBased on a 1753 drawing by Christophe Huet inscribed One who calls out the lottery tickets, what he has in his hand is a hollow thing in which he has the tickets on his back, he has a round wooden box on top, the cover shows a clock face with an iron needle ... I would very much like to see the above mentioned, iron needle made which can be turned so that these figures could be used for a game during the dessert. See Eberle (Martin) Cris de Paris Meissener Porzellanfiguren des 18 Jahrhunderts, no.45Loss to the tip of his left index finger. No other notable loss or chips. Free from restoration.