A MEISSEN CHINOISERIE CUP

Green and red dragon design with gilt trim.

German, early 20th century. Group of six porcelain tablewares comprising pair of KPM pedestals (h. 2"), Michael and Richter landscape painted cup with Meissen mark (h. 4.5"), Dresden chinoiserie cream

Very Rare Meissen Chinoiserie CandlesticksHeight 9 inches

A Pair of 19th C. "Meissen" Chinoiserie Figural Candelabras. German Porcelain. H 7.5" x W 6.5"

In excellent condition. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Circa 1750. In excellent condition. Estimate $2.000-2.500

19th century cup and saucer with hand painted flowers and gold flashing. Item has the Meissen crossed sword mark on bottom. Cup is perfect and saucer has a repair.

Meissen Cup and Saucer . 5" Diameter 2 1/4" H Cup

First quality cross swords mark. In good condition. Estimate $1.500-2.000

With first quality cross swords marks. Excellent condition. Estimate $1.200-1.500

Seven Meissen Cups and Saucers, marked with crossed swords, cup height 2 3/4 inches, diameter 4 inches.

Artwork of roosters and chickens applied.

Excellent condition. estimate $600-800

Circa 1760. In good condition. Estimate $600-800

Circa 1770. In good condition . Estimate $800-1.000

First quality, saucer 6.5 inched diameter. No breaks, no restorations, minor age related gold loss.Estimate $600-800

First quality , circa 1839. Excellent condition. Estimate $500-600

Circa 1900. All in good condition. Estimate $500-600

Meissen set of 4 cups and saucers with hand painted flowers and gold trim. Dimensions H 2 cup x W 5 saucer.

Three Piece Porcelain Lot. Includes: Meissen cup, signed, wear and losses, measures 2-3/8"; Chinese tea cup, unsigned, wear and chips, measures 2-1/2"; Chinese snuff bottle, signed, wear, measures 2-1

Porcelain figural group of a seated Oriental woman with two children, crossed sword marks behind chair, incised 2472, impressed 153. Overall 4.5" h. x 4.5" x 2.5". Condition: Standing child with repai

3 Pieces Meissen Cup & Creamer, Sugar Bowl, Marked on Each Piece Condition: good Dimension: 3 1/2 inches height, 3 3/4 inches height, 3 3/4 inches width by 2 3/4 inches height

Meissen Chinoiserie Figure Group Blue crossed sword mark. 5 x 4 1/4 x 3 in. Sold Christie’s New York, Betsy Bloomingdale: A Life in Style, April 4, 2017, Lot 100. (part)

6" H Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death that October, Johann Fri