Daisy Exclusive
Herend 'Printemps' Double Snake Handle Pitcher #6625C
$695.00
Daisy Exclusive
Herend 'Printemps' Double Snake Handle Pitcher #6625C
$695.00
A personal favorite of Queen Victoria herself, Herend Porcelain has been a symbol of luxury, and custom hand-painted China art since 1826.
Exceptional hand painted and gilded Herend Printemps (#6652C) pattern pitcher featuring double snake handle and floral details.
ID#: CER137
Material: Porcelain, 24K gold gilding
Dimensions: 12 inches (H), 8 1¼ inch from spout to handle
Weight: 807.0g
Markings: 'HEREND HUNGARY', 'HANDPAINTED', '6625c'
Condition: no crazing, cracks or chips.
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Chinese Blue & White 'Diana Cargo' Shipwreck Tureen, Cover, and Stand C.1826
$2,500.00
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Chinese Blue & White 'Diana Cargo' Shipwreck Tureen, Cover, and Stand C.1826
$2,500.00
Accéder a page de ce produit →Recovered from the bottom of the Strait of Malacca comes this exceptional hand-painted Chinese blue and white tureen, cover, and stand. Oblong octagonal shape with hare-head handles, helmet finials, and painted with landscapes, pavilions, and triple-arched bridge. All three pieces have a washed blue trellis pattern border.
"The Diana" was owned by Palmer and Co. a powerful Calcutta ship owner and was licensed by the English East India Company to sail from Calcutta or Madras to Canton. Unfortunately on the 4th of March 1817 The Diana stuck rocks off the Straits of Malacca and sank to the depths of the ocean floor. Along with her 24,000 pieces intended for sale were lost for 177 years.
The wreck was identified and recovered in 1994 By Dorian Ball of Malaysian Historical Salvors and the porcelain was auctioned by Christie's in Amsterdam in March 1995.
ID#: CER136
Material: Painted and glazed porcelain
Tureen and Cover Dimensions: 9 inches x 12 inch x 8 ½ inches
Plate Dimensions: 13 ¾ inches x 10 ½ inches
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Late 19th Century Pair of Chinese Porcelain Reclining Opium Smokers
$1,750.00
Accéder a page de ce produit →Late nineteenth century pair of porcelain reclined opium smokers. The man and woman are ornately dressed in vibrantly colorful hand-painted 'Hanfu' silk robes. Both figures are decorated with traditional Chinese sacred symbols such as the lotus flower representing purity and elegance, the cherry blossom representing good fortune, and the 'Shou' symbol representing longevity.
ID#: CER135
Material: Hand-painted porcelain
Weight: 261.75g/ 234.26g
Woman's Dimensions: 3 inches (L) x 6 inches (W) x 2 ½ (D)
Man's Dimensions: 3 inches (L) x 6 inches (W) x 2 ½ (D)
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Pair of Royal Crown Derby 'Old Imari' Candlesticks (Set of 2) Dated 1986
$2,800.00
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Pair of Royal Crown Derby 'Old Imari' Candlesticks (Set of 2) Dated 1986
$2,800.00
Accéder a page de ce produit →Exceptional pair of Royal Crown Derby 'Old Imari' #2451 candle sticks. The candle sticks are dated 1986 (XXXVII).
Dating back to the 19th century, the 'Old Imari' collection is the definition of opulence. Handcrafted in England in bone china and finished in 22CT gold. Hand-painted in cobalt blue and red on white base and finely detailed the paneled floral pattern is influenced by Japanese floral motifs.
ID#: CER139
Material: Hand-painted bone china, 22k gold
Dimensions: 10 1/4 inch (L) x 5 1/4 inch (W)
Markings: 'DERBY CHINA', 'ROYAL CROWN DERBY', 'ENGLISH BONE CHINA', '2451', 'XXXVII'
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Royal Crown Derby 'Old Imari' Lidded Urn
$2,800.00
Accéder a page de ce produit →Elegant bone china lidded urn by Royal Crown Derby in the tradition 'Old Imari' pattern #1128. Features a sleek ovaloid shape with two decorative handles with a rectangular footed base.
Dating back to the 19th century, the Old Imari collection is the definition of opulence. Handcrafted in England in bone china and finished in 22CT gold. Finely detailed the paneled floral pattern is influenced by Japanese floral motifs.
ID#: CER138
Material: hand-painted bone china, 22k gold
Dimensions: 12 inches (H) x 4 3/8 inches (W)
Markings: 'ROYAL CROWN DERBY', 'ENGLISH BONE CHINA', '1128'
