Kartell 4963 Cabinet Vintage Design Olaf von Bohr Italy 1970s

France, Late XIX Century

Biscuit figurine depicting a little girl with an umbrella.

France, Early XX Century

A pair of embossed and openwork silver and painted porcelain fragrance diffusers. Polychrome reserve decoration, flowering vines, and small gold-colored details. Pine-cone handle. Sèvres factory marks painted under the base of the vases. Silver and silversmith Georges Falkenberg marks engraved.

Italy, Second Half XX Century

White porcelain glass cooler with a polylobed rim. Leaf-shaped handles, delicate polychrome decoration, and gold edges. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

China, XX Century

Porcelain vase with all-over decoration in shades of blue depicting flower shoots, leaves and pomegranates. Neck and base embellished with Greek frets.

Europe, Early 1900s

Group composed of six painted porcelain cups with double saucer. Each piece has a different shape and decoration. Some English manufacturing marks under the bases.

France, Second Half XX Century

Porcelain basket painted with gold and pink decoration. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

Italy, 1980s-1990s

Polychrome ceramic parrot figure resting on a trunk. Unidentified author's signature engraved on the inside.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Pair of gilded ceramic candlesticks depicting a figure with a mandolin and a figure with a bagpipe. Blown glass wax collector. Under the base, the manufacturer's mark.

Italy, Late XX Century

Centerpiece in lustrous majolica in shades of green and ochre. On a hexagonal base rest three elephants that support a cup decorated in neo-Renaissance style. Under the base you can see the trademark.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Polychrome majolica tray from the Veneto area decorated with high fire with cobalt blue, copper green, antimony yellow on tin glaze. Mixtilinear edge outlined in brown.

Italy, Early XX Century

Majolica painting made up of three tiles depicting the Virgin Mary with Jesus Child. At the bottom, a monogram with the intertwined letters "FM", probably the initials of the unidentified ceramist. The tiles are mounted on a wooden board.

China, Qing Era (1644-1911)

Porcelain centerpiece composed of nine saucers of various shapes and decorated with polychrome enamels with scenes of courtly life. China, late Qing period (1644-1911).