continental cerami c s

156

A French Faience Lion Inkwell, 19th century,

the recumbent male lion with well defined mane and white coat, an aperture in its back, on a marbleised rectangular plinth, 12.4cm long, 8.5cm high

£200 - 300

157

A Pair of Painted Stoneware Plaques after Thorvaldsen, Peter Ipsen, Eneret, Denmark, circa 1850-

70, each rectangular plaque applied with three Bacchic infants, titled

HEART OF GREECE and

ATHENSrespectively, the plaques 15cm by 11.5cm, one impressed ENERET,in ebonised frames; and

Another Larger, entitled

AGES OF LOVE, 11.5cm by

24cm (cracked) (3)

£100 - 150

159

158

A Set of Four La Courtille, Paris Porcelain Dessert Plates, early 19th century, each

circular plate centrally painted with three pink roses within a border of repeat speedwell heads, with gilt dentil rims, crossed torches mark in underglaze blue, 23.5cm diameter

La Courtille - Rue Fontaine-au-Roi, was founded in 1771 by Jean Baptiste Locré. He was granted the two crossed torches mark in 1793. The factory produced outstanding porcelain in Meissen style, and undecorated items were sold to England, and were decorated by William Billingsley and others.

£150 - 250

155

155

A French Biscuit Porcelain Two- Tier Figural Table Centrepiece,

circa 1880, surmounted by a classical maiden representing Plenty, standing on a globe, on a shaped circular dish with trellis pierced borders with printed floral repeat pattern, the mid-stem as three putti, the base with three maidens around a classical column amongst leafage on a gadrooned circular base, 78cm high

£250 - 350

159

A Meissen Porcelain Floral Tea Service, early 20th century, each

bracketed circular piece painted with scattered “deutsche blumen”, comprising eleven teacups and saucers, thirteen tea plates, two graduated milk and cream jugs, open sugar basin, sugar bowl and cover, a pair of oval dishes, teapot and cover, and a small circular dish, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue and various impressed numbers

£600 - 800

160

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