Vintage 94 Piece Limoges China Set Mid 1950s Finest Porcellain Pristine No Chips

August 14, 2026 | admin

Vintage 94 Piece Limoges China Set Mid 1950s Finest Porcellain Pristine No Chips. This Fine Matched Limoges China Set Was An Estate Sale Find. I Closely Inspected All The Pieces And There Are No Chips Or Issues On Any Of The Pieces What-So-Ever. There Is No Fading. Set Is In Pristine Condition And Likely Was Only Used Only On Special Occasions. Known for delicate floral patterns, translucent hard-paste porcelain, and intricate gold gilding, these antique and vintage sets remain popular on the secondary market. Vignaud China was crafted in Limoges, France, a region world-famous for its high-quality white hard-paste porcelain. Vignaud marks generally span from the 1910s through the mid-1900s before the factory eventually integrated into Bernardaud in 1970. Pieces were sometimes retailed or co-marked alongside luxury Parisian boutiques like E. Bourgeois / Le Grand Dépôt or high-end American importers. Market Value and Pricing. Larger partial tea or dinner services e. Because of the delicate nature of antique gilding and hand-painted enamels, these pieces require hand washing and are not microwave-safe. A Nice Rather Complete Set With All The Right Serving Pieces. Absolutely Stunning Set Of Quality Dinnerware From France. I Closely Inspected All The Pieces And Could Not Find A Single Issue On Any Of The Pieces.

Hutschenreuther Karl Tutter Bremen Town Musicians 1950’s Art Dept Figurine Vtg

August 13, 2026 | admin

The Hutschenreuther Karl Tutter “Bremen Town Musicians” figurine is a vintage collectible piece to the best if my ability (DO YOU’RE OWN RESEARCH) But what i had read it says it was made in 1950 – 1955 its made of porcelain, Has a gold stripe trim around the base, It standing at 8 inches tall. This figurine was created in Germany and features intricate details that bring to life the famous story of the Bremen Town Musicians. The figurine is IN MINT CONDITION, adding a unique touch to this decorative collectible. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of German craftsmanship to their home decor! It – like your porcelain figure – illustrates the Brothers Grimm story titled The Bremen Town Musicians. The story involves a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster who are all past their working prime. The donkey can not haul, the dog can not hunt, the cat catches no mice, and the rooster is bound for the soup pot. The donkey is the first to run away, determining that he should go to Bremen and become a musician. He is soon joined by the others, and they set off for Bremen. On the way they witness thieves robbing a cottage. The animals stood themselves in a stack, peered in the window, and scared the robbers away by braying, barking, meowing, and cackling. The cat scratched him, the dog bit him, the donkey kicked him, and the rooster screeched at him. The robber fled, convinced that the cottage was inhabited by witches, ogres, and giants. Comfortably settled in the cottage, the band of animals stayed. They never made it to Bremen. The German Hutschenreuther porcelain company made your figure. Founded in 1814 by Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther in Bavaria, the firm expanded in 1857 when C. S son Lorenz opened a second factory in Selb in 1857. Under Lorenz’s guidance, the firm soon expanded from tableware to decorative figures. They became well known for the quality of their modelers and the exquisite colors and glazes employed. The animated modeling, expressive features and exquisite painting of the animals are typical for Hutschenreuther pieces. Your figure is well marked in green ink on the base, with stamped block letters reading Lorenz Hutschenreuther Kunsiastel Germany centering a lion in an oval. Austrian trained in drawing and painting, Tutter was held in a Russian prison camp for several years after World War I. He honed his art skills while imprisoned by painting portraits of Russian officers. After the war ended and until 1960, Tutter headed the art department at Hutschenreuther, where he modeled deco vases, plump cherubs, nudes, devils and animals. Your Bremen Town Musicians figure displays the dynamic animation characterizing most of Tutter’s works. Based on the specific style of the backstamp and production records, this particular figurine was manufactured during the 1950s (circa 1955). The circular green backstamp features a stylized lion in an oval with the year 1814. The Year (1814): The “1814” date printed directly inside the mark refers to the historical founding year of the original company. It does not mean the piece itself was made in 1814. Dating the Stamp: Variations of this specific circled lion mark with the text “HUTSCHENREUTHER GERMANY KUNSTABTEILUNG” were widely utilized mid-century, generally spanning from 1955 to 1969. The Art Division (Kunstabteilung)The printed words and the separate paper label read “Lorenz Hutschenreuther Kunstabteilung”. What it means: Kunstabteilung translates directly from German as “Art Department” or Art Division.

1950’s GrosVenor Chateau China

December 21, 2025 | admin

“Vintage 1950s Grosvenor Chateau Bone China 37-piece Set – England – Elegant Gold & Turquoise – 2 Cups Cracked”. Item: Grosvenor Bone China “Chateau” Pattern. Origin: Made in England, marked on each piece. 7 × 10.5 dinner plates. 8 × 8 salad/dessert plates. 8 × 6.5 bread/butter plates. 7 × 5.5 saucers. 7 × tea cups (note: two cups have visible cracks; see photos). Design: Gold leaf and ribbon motif with turquoise bands around the rim. Condition: Most pieces in very good condition; two teacups have cracks (see close-ups).

1950s ROSE MEDALLION vtg chinese teapot geisha girl gold porcelain hong kong art

August 30, 2025 | admin

Hand painted fine Chinese porcelain.

VTG 1950’s Chinese Hand Painted Famille Rose Gold Rim Porcelain Vase 6.5 Tall

June 6, 2025 | admin

A Vintage 1950s Chinese Hand-Painted Famille Rose Porcelain Vase (6.5 tall) is a beautiful example of mid-20th century Chinese ceramic art, drawing from centuries-old traditions while reflecting the political and artistic climate of post-revolution China. Famille Rose Porcelain: A Quick Overview. Famille Rose (, fen cai) refers to a style of porcelain decoration using soft, opaque overglaze enamels-particularly pinks and pastels. Developed in the Qing Dynasty (early 18th century), it became one of China’s most refined and beloved porcelain styles. Known for floral motifs, figures, birds, and symbolic scenes, all hand-painted in great detail. 1950s China: Artistic Revival under State Control. In the 1950s, following the founding of the People’s Republic of China (1949), porcelain production was centralized and nationalized. The government promoted traditional arts like porcelain as symbols of Chinese heritage and soft power. Jingdezhen, the historic porcelain capital, continued to produce high-quality hand-painted wares, often blending imperial-era designs with slightly modernized forms. Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or damages. Further details please see the pictures. Thank you for stopping by and please visit my store other items.

1950s Kutani Japanese China Set Bambo With Gold Trim

April 28, 2025 | admin

Set 1950s Kutani Japanese China Set Bambo With Gold Trim a man had bought this set for his wife in 1951 when he was over sea with the navy.

KPM Silesia Poland 6 Rimmed Soup Bowls Wavel Floral Sprays Roses withGold 1950’s

April 3, 2025 | admin

KPM Silesia Poland 6 Rimmed Soup Bowls Wavel Floral Sprays Roses w/Gold 1950’s. An Elegant Decorative Set of 6 RIMMED SOUP BOWLS from KPM Waldenberg, Silesia, Germany (Now Poland), FLORAL Sprays of ROSES and Other Flowers w/GREEN LEAVES, GOLD Trim on Scalloped Rims, EMBOSSED, circa 1950’s. DESCRIPTION: The beautiful set of 6 rimmed soup bowls has 3 main sprays of roses with other flowers. The center of the bowls has another smaller spray. The color palette used is pink, green, white, yellow, blue and red w/gold. The wide rim part of the bowl is heavily embossed in swirls whereas the center of the bowl is smooth and unembossed. These look very elegant. CONDITION: While this set is classified as used, its condition is superb. We can find no defects or damage. There are no chips, nicks, cracks, rubbings, scratches, crazing or hairlines. These are clean & white on the back. The gold is in exceptional condition. DIMENSIONS: The bowls have a diameter of 8 1/4″ with a height of 1 5/8″. He was a painter and decorator of porcelain who was also a kaolin deposit owner. Though his original intent was to emulate the designs and benefit from the reputation of the’Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur’ (KPM) in Berlin, the quality of his porcelain was such high quality that he obtained his own clientele of wealthy patrons and won numerous awards at porcelain exhibitions, particularly in Paris. Upon his death in 1867, the pottery went to the Haenschke heirs who further improved the factory to the point that in 1913 it employed 800 workers. The heirs decided to change it into a limited corporation in 1920 and by 1921, it was acquired by the Rosenthal Group who continued the current mark usage until 1927. After WWII, the factory was nationalized and was renamed in 1952 to Porcelana Stolowa Krzysztof. The tradenames Wavel and Wiza were introduced in the mid-1950’s. Please view all pictures carefully as they are part of the description. The stand was used as a photo prop and is not part of this listing. See additional international policies below. This is ready to use or display with pride in your home. We strive to have satisfied customers. Please view each photo carefully. We try to include enough information while noting any imperfections that we see. Request additional photos as needed. We deal primarily with antique and vintage items. Since these items are of considerable age, normal age appropriate wear can be expected and the items are not “new” or necessarily in “perfect” condition. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.

1950s Royal Rose Fine China Gold Rimmed Dining Set Made Japan 5 Pc Service X 10

February 22, 2025 | admin

7 extra pieces included. Brand: Royal Rose Fine China, a discontinued brand from the early 1950s. Material: Fine china, known for its delicate and lightweight nature. Origin: Crafted in Japan. Design: Features a floral rose pattern, real gold edging, and delicately scalloped edges. This is an INCREDIBLE set of Fine China. It is truly a rare find to have such a large service with this many pieces in one place, especially with spare pieces thrown in! True Vintage, around 70-75 years old/ This set is dated Early to Mid Century. Looks to have been minimally (if ever) used. No visible finish flaws. No chips that I can see. Gold details in tact including the makers stamp on each piece. Each piece was wrapped individually before being carefully packed away decades ago. Included in the grouping is as follows. 10 – Dinner Plates measuring 10 in diameter. 10 – Bread & Butter Plates measuring 6 in diameter. 10 – Salad/Fruit/Dessert Dishes measuring 5 1/2 in diameter. 10 – Footed Tea/Coffee Cups (sometimes called pedestal cups) measuring 4″ in diameter and standing 2 3/4″ in tall. 10 – Saucers measuring 5 1/2 in diameter. BONUS: Spare Dishes included with this full service. Please see all photos as part of time description. I’ve included the max number of photos, with various backgrounds, light sources (both natural and artificial), angle and closeups for thr most accurate snapshot of the item you’ll receive. I check my messages periodically throughout the day so most messages will usually be answered same day. Will be packaged with the utmost care with cushioning layers between each piece, around each stack, and more packing between each bundle throughout the whole. I take secure packaging very seriously. I want your treasure to reach you! Keep in mind this is a 50+ pc set so it weighs around 25lbs w packing materials.

Vintage 1950s Beautiful porcelain Vase Made In China Hand Painted 24k Gold Trim

December 13, 2024 | admin

This 14-inch vintage Chinese vase is a stunning piece that will add a touch of elegance to any room. With intricate bird and flower designs in gold and multi-color, this vase is truly a unique find. Its origins can be traced back to China, making it an authentic piece of Asian antique. Perfect for collectors or those who appreciate the beauty of vintage decor, this vase is sure to impress.