Exceptional 19th C Neoclassical Sevres Style Porcelain Bronze Vase with Cover

Finest quality Palace size (50 inch tall) French Sevres style porcelain vase with gilt bronze mounts depicting the Roman goddess of fertility and motherhood, motioning to her attend...

Impressive Royal Vienna style porcelain vase, 41 inches tall, finely gilt and hand-painted on cobalt blue ground with ram masks and scenes from Lohengrin, the opera by Richard Wagn...

Very large (41 inch tall) antique (late 19th century) porcelain vase with cover in the French Louis XVI style with foliate gilt bronze mounts, distinguished by its lovely full length...

Exceptional 19 century French Gilt Bronze mounted Chinese export vase with cover foliate motifs in the Louis XV style.

A fine 19th century, blue painted interlaced L mark and also 'JPT' with a triangle to underside of cover, of lobed, baluster form with gadrooned cover and stepped base with gilt meta...

The ovoid body painted with a figure of a maiden in embrace with a reluctant cupid, signed 'M. Demonceaux', the reverse with two putti at play, on circular foot and square base with ...

Monumental Sèvres style ormolu mounted porcelain vase of the Four Seasons French, c.1895 Height 152cm, diameter 45cm Set on a polychrome ground, dominated by a rare and fitting beige ground, which is accentuated and banded with strips in green, this beautiful and monumental porcelain vase...

A large and impressive 19th century French 'Sevres' ormolu mounted painted porcelain covered urn. Cobalt-blue baluster form with tooled gilt bordering cartouche centered with hand painted romantic scene depicting a standing man and two ladies. The reverse side with landscape scene within a tooled gilt bordered cartouche. An intricately detailed gilded bronze wreath, wings and hinged ring handles flank each side of urn, conforming socle base with a gilt bronze rim with continuous acanthus leaf detail, gilt bronze shapely plinth. The lid with monogram E within blue interlaced L's Se`vres mark. Inscribed: Offert par le due de Richelieu a la princesse de lamballe...