antique ceramics: meissen
Meissen can be described as a fine hard-paste porcelain produced in Meissen Germany since 1710 in many forms from figurines to flatware.
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A 19th Century Meissen Green and Gilded Cup and Saucer
dls antiques, skipton, united kingdom
An absolutely delightful 19th Century Meissen green and gilded cup and saucer. The cup depicts a figural family panel. Blue crossed swords mark to bases, In excellent condition with no chips, or cracks and with...
£395.00
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Early 19th Century Marcolini Meissen Two Handled Bowl and Cover
dls antiques, skipton, united kingdom
An attractive early 19th century Marcolini Meissen porcelain two handled bowl and cover. Decorated delightfully and comprehensively with a variety of flowers and gilt The cover had two oval panels depicting floral groups, and a...
£345.00
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19th Century Meissen Blanc Di Chine Figural Double Condiment Holder
dls antiques, skipton, united kingdom
A 19th Century Meissen Blanc Di Chine Figural Double Condiment Holder. The classical seated gentleman has side baskets and is on a leaf scrolled moulded base. Meissen marks on the base. Height:13 cm Width:12 cm...
£109.00
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19th Century Meissen Circular Salt Cellar
dls antiques, skipton, united kingdom
For offer is a delightful 19th Century small Meissen porcelain salt cellar. Decorated with three different floral sprigs and simple gilt band to the upper rim and base. In very good condition with no restoration,...
£75.00
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1880s Meissen Cups & Saucers
antiques by eda utku, reading, united kingdom
This is a very pretty original Meissen tea or coffee set which is clearly marked with Meissen sign. This beautiful set consisting 6 cups and saucers with flowers on it, dates from 1880s. The tea...
£400.00
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ANTIQUE MEISSEN ORIGINAL LARGE FIGURAL BASKET CENTREPIECE
istvan balazs, andover, united kingdom
ANTIQUE MEISSEN LARGE FIGURAL BASKET CENTERPIECE Late 19th century, blue crossed swards mark, incised model no. and pressnummern After the model by E.A. Leutertiz, a couple flanking a flower-encrusted palm tree supporting a pierced basket...
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