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A stunning Kpm plaque of a nude holding an instrument, circa 1880.
Dimension: 20" x 12 1/2" inches without frame.

A 3-piece Bohemian glass Garniture, circa 1880.
Height vases: 17” inches, height bowl: 8” inches, diameter bowl: 7 ¾” inches.

A pair of large and beautiful Vienna porcelain vases. Circa 1880 Each vase decorated with elaborate parcel-gilt and panels of sky-blue and claret, each painted with panels of putti and flowers after William-Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825-1905), the bulbous body centred by an oval panel with two cherubs in a garden, flanked to each side by a smaller similar panel, the back with a spray of flowers, on a circular spreading base, and with blue beehive mark to the underside of the base.
Height: 34" inches.

A very fine pair of Louis XVI style 5- light candelabras with gilt-bronze statues of children holding a basket, on gray marble base, circa 1870. Signed Beurdeley.
Height: 32" inches.
Alfred Beurdeley (1847-1919), he was awarded the Gold Medel at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1889.

A massive Louis XV style Display Vitrine by Krieger. Stamped Krieger Paris.19th century.Antoine Krieger, ébéniste (1804-1869).
Height: 8ft. 10" inches, width: 58" inches, width: 21" inches

A beautiful Meissen Pate-Sur-Pate circular box, Art Nouveau decoration with floral enamel and gold work center with a flying cupid. Circa 1880. Incised O.
Diameter: 6 1/2" inches.

A large and rare pair of Meissen porcelain Schneeballen (Snowballs) covered vases.Each vase applied allover with mayflower blossom, the body and domed covers applied with mayflower blossom clusters, green leafy branches and perching canaries. Lower section pierced like a basket with bird and blossom clusters inside.
Circa 1860.Height overall: 23" inches.

An extremely rare Meissen porcelain Schneeballen (Snowball) flower encrusted Tete-A-Tete set. Circa 1840. Applied all over with mayflower blossoms. Each piece applied with yellow canaries perched on trailing flowering branches, with a multitude of orange and pink flowerheads, with gilt enhanced branch handles, spouts and feet. Comprising of a globular teapot and cover, a circular sugar-bowl and cover, a milk-jug, 2 covered cups and saucers. All on a serving platter decorated with a beautiful painting in the center.
Measurements of platter: 17 1/2" x 12" inches.

A fine and large pair of Chinese porcelain 'MANDARIN PALETTE' vases and covers. Circa 1785. Vases of Hexagonal baluster form, domed covers topped by a Foo-dog finial, each section of the body with three reserve panels, the large central panel painted with Chinese domestic scenes set in waterside pavilions, bird and branch vignettes around the necks and around the base finely painted Chinese landscapes alternating with European, repeated in smaller panels on the covers, all against a ground of scrolling foliage executed in gilding.
Height: 18 ½” in.

An important pair of Meissen porcelain Armorial vases, 1860.The covered vases are on stands. They were created by E.A. Leuteritz and were placed on the celebration table to the 150-year anniversary of the Meissen manufactory as the glory pieces.
Height overall: 28" inches.
Ref. book: "The Book of Meissen", by R.E. Roentgen, pg. 125.

A Berlin Kpm porcelain plaque of Spanish dancers and musiciansin a garding setting. Circa 1880. Signed lower right: nach (after) A. Salinas. In back Kpm and Secpter mark and signed nach A. Salinas.Augustin Salinas (1862- 1915), he become part of the Spanish colony of artists residing in Rome.
Measurement without frame: 16" x 11" inches.

A large French ormolu, gilt-bronze and cut crystal centrepiece. By Baccarat, Paris, Circa 1890. The oviform bowl supported on a basket, flanked to each side by elegant winged sphinx, the front and reverse each with a pair of billing doves, bowl with initials EF. Round Baccarat Logo to the underside, used from 1860.
Base: 24" x 11" inches, height: 8 1/2" inches.

A beautiful and fine French gilt bronze and rock crystal chandelier, circa 1860.
Height: 52” inches x width 32” inches.

A pair of Meissen porcelain Parrots, circa 1850. Blue crossed swords marks, press number 93, incised A 43 Naturalistically modelled with brightly coloured plumage, one with a gilt collar and two cherries clasped in its claw, perched on a tree stump applied with leaves and picked out in gilt.
16¾ in. (42.6 cm.) high

A rare and fine pair of gilt-bronze mounted Meissen porcelain Swan Candelabra, Swans 18th century, bronze mounts early 19th century. The gilt bronze Louis XV bases with scrolled acanthus leaf design candlearms. Also decorated with polychrome porcelain flowers. Round gilt bronze acanthus leaf design bases and glass bead candle covers.
Height overall: 39 1/2" inches. Property from the Estate of Ambassador Ruwe

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