Ceramics

Hermès Ciel and Émeraude Electrique Change Tray<ul><li>Designed by&nbsp;Dimitri Rybaltchenko</li><li>Includes box</li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return</li></ul>

Ciel and Émeraude Electrique Change Tray

Pair of Louis XVI-style ormolu-mounted green marble vases.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Cover with foliate finial and mounted grapes and leaves.</li><li>Foot mounted to gilt octagonal base.</li></ul>

French Louis XVI Style Ormolu-Mounted Green Marble Vases

Hermès Blue and White Square Chaine d’Ancre Porcelain Ashtray<ul><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return</li></ul>

Blue and White Square Chaine d’Ancre Porcelain Ashtray

<a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/interiors/decorative-arts-from-an-upper-east-side-collection" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Decorative Arts from an Upper East Side Collection</a> Leaf-form dish in the Flora Danica pattern by Royal Copenhagen.<ul><li>Gold gilt edge.</li><li>Labeled underneath with the Latin name of the flower depicted in the design and factory marks.</li><li>Each piece of Flora Danica is hand-painted with a realistic representation of a Danish flower, based on copper plate illustrations from the Flora Danica botanical encyclopedia of the 18th century.</li><li>Originally developed for the Danish Royal Family.</li><li>Exquisite example of Danish design and craftsmanship.</li></ul>

Danish Flora Danica Leaf Dish

<a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/interiors/decorative-arts-from-an-upper-east-side-collection" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Decorative Arts from an Upper East Side Collection</a> Reticulated dinner plate in the Flora Danica pattern by Royal Copenhagen.<ul><li>Gold gilt edge.</li><li>Labeled underneath with the Latin name of the flower depicted in the design and factory marks.</li><li>Each piece of Flora Danica is hand-painted with a realistic representation of a Danish flower, based on copper plate illustrations from the Flora Danica botanical encyclopedia of the 18th century.</li><li>Originally developed for the Danish Royal Family.</li></ul>

Danish Flora Danica Reticulated Dinner Plate

<a href="https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/interiors/decorative-arts-from-an-upper-east-side-collection" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Decorative Arts from an Upper East Side Collection</a> Pickle accent dish in the Flora Danica pattern by Royal Copenhagen.<ul><li>Gold gilt edge.</li><li>Labeled underneath with the Latin name of the flower depicted in the design and factory marks.</li><li>Each piece of Flora Danica is hand-painted with a realistic representation of a Danish flower, based on copper plate illustrations from the Flora Danica botanical encyclopedia of the 18th century.</li><li>Originally developed for the Danish Royal Family.</li><li>Exquisite example of Danish design and craftsmanship.</li></ul>

Danish Flora Danica Pickle Dish

A gilt-painted porcelain vase.<ul><li>Two large classical scenes surrounded with gilt detail above a band with allegorical scenes all on maroon ground.</li><li>Gold-painted serpent-form handles with a matching lid featuring serpents holding two cameo-style portraits of a woman and of a soldier.</li></ul>

Vienna Style Porcelain Gilt and Painted  Covered Vase

A large Japanese enameled and painted Seto porcelain vase from the Meiji period.<ul><li>Pale green body encircled with branches bearing pink ume blossoms above a field of iris and roses.</li><li>Blue signature to base reading Masu-Kichi Seisu, Kitoken, made by Masukichi, and Kitoken being his sobriquet.</li><li>Kawamoto Masukichi was a potter who produced acclaimed pieces for the domestic and overseas markets from kilns in the Seto region during the Meiji period.</li></ul>

Japanese Meiji Seto Porcelain Vase

A limited-edition Jeff Koons' plate of a beach gymnastics scene from a photograph by George Caddy, made in collaboration with Bernardaud and Art Production Fund.<ul><li>Jeff Koons (American, b. 1955).</li><li>Second plate design from Works on Whatever (WoW) series.</li><li>Fabricated by Bernardaud in 2012.</li><li>Limited to 7,000 unnumbered plates.</li><li>Artist's signature is fired on the back of the plate.</li></ul>

Works on Whatever Plate

A limited-edition Jeff Koons' plate of a beach gymnastics scene from a photograph by George Caddy. made in collaboration with Bernardaud and Art Production Fund.<ul><li>Jeff Koons (American, b. 1955).</li><li>Second plate design from Works on Whatever (WoW) series.</li><li>Fabricated by Bernardaud in 2012.</li><li>Limited to 7,000 unnumbered plates.</li><li>Artist's signature is fired on the back of the plate.</li></ul>

A limited-edition Jeff Koons' plate of a beach gymnastics scene from a photograph by George Caddy, made in collaboration with Bernardaud and Art Production Fund.<ul><li>Jeff Koons (American, b. 1955).</li><li>Second plate design from Works on Whatever(WOW) series.</li><li>Fabricated by Bernardaud in 2012.</li><li>Limited to 7,000 unnumbered plates.</li><li>Artist's signature is fired on the back of the plate.</li></ul>

A pair of Chinese porcelain tureens in the Rose Mandarin style.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Painted with roundels of figural scenes and borders of flora featuring cranes, dragons and deer at the neck and lid, with fancy goldfish circling the foot rims and lids.</li><li>Gilt-painted handles and knobs.</li></ul>

Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Porcelain Tureens

A pair of Chinese porcelain platters in the Rose Mandarin style.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Painted with roundels of figural scenes and borders of flora featuring cranes, dragons and deer at the neck and lid, with fancy goldfish circling the inner rim.</li></ul>

Chinese Export Rose Mandarin Porcelain Platters

A Chinese porcelain crane from the Republic period.<ul><li>A majestic crane perched on a pine tree, finely crafted and painted in realistic colors.</li><li>Crane, or he 鹤, and pine, or song 松 are both symbols of longevity in China and form the rebus songhe tongchun 松鶴同春 - "May you, like the crane and pine, enjoy longevity."</li><li>The crane clutches a fungus or Lingzhi 灵芝, which is known as the fungus of immortality.</li></ul>

Chinese Export Painted Porcelain Crane

A porcelain teapot from the Meiji period.<ul><li>Hirado porcelain with traditional glazing and sculpted chrysanthemums and leaves.</li><li>Iron handle.</li></ul>

Japanese Meiji Hirado Porcelain Teapot

A Japanese stoneware water vessel from the Edo period.<ul><li>Mizusashi, used for water in traditional tea ceremonies.</li><li>Handcrafted stoneware in a traditional brown and white Oribe glaze with incised designs.</li><li>Wajima lacquer lid and old tomobako.</li></ul>

Japanese Edo Oribe Stoneware Mizusashi

A set of porcelain coasters from Bucciarelli Milano.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 6.</li><li>Decorated with various newspaper articles and headlines, each with gilt rims.</li><li>Marked Bucciarelli Milano on bottoms.</li></ul>

Italian Mid-Century Porcelain Coasters

Japanese stoneware dish from the Showa period.<ul><li>Famed mingei potter Tatsuzō Shimaoka (島岡 達三, Shimaoka Tatsuzō, 27 October 1919 – 11 December 2007) studied under&nbsp;Shōji Hamada and later became the second Living National Treasure of Mashiko, Japan.</li><li> He was best known for his unique Jōmon zogan style of pottery and was a master of many slip decorating and firing techniques for pottery.&nbsp;</li><li>Decorated in a deep green glaze ground with a whiteish-grey glaze rim and an inlaid rope design.</li><li>Impressed artist mark to underside.</li><li>With dedicated tomobako.</li></ul>

Japanese Glazed Stoneware Dish

A Japanese porcelain dish from the Edo period.<ul><li>Enameled in the old Kutani pallete of deep green, yellow, blue and red depicting a shishi surrounded by traditional landscape motif.</li><li>Fuku mark to underside.</li></ul>

Japanese Edo Ko-Kutani Dish

A Japanese raku pottery tea bowl from the Edo period.<ul><li>Classic Raku pottery tea bowl formed by hand.</li><li>Old kintsugi repair embracing the wabi-sabi aesthetic.</li><li>Old Raku stamp to the bottom.</li><li>With shiso-san tomobako storage box.</li></ul>

Japanese Edo Raku Chawan with Kintsugi

Large group of Llamas produced by Meissen.<ul><li>Original model sculpted by Otto Pilz circa 1905 and later produced by Meissen.</li><li>Porcelain with polychrome painted decoration.</li><li>Impressed with Meissen blue swords under base.</li><li>Between 1905 and 1912 Otto Pilz supplied the factory with numerous models, especially animal figures.</li></ul>

Llama Group Figure

Art vase from Michael Dickey's Faux Series.<ul><li>Glazed earthenware in black and white.</li><li>Michael Dickey’s work twists and tricks the eye, featuring textured surfaces, layered with graphic black and white strokes that suggest an unseen light source.</li></ul>

Faux Series Vase

Italian porcelain plate with the face of Lina Cavalieri interrupted by surreal spiral from the central well through to the edge.<ul><li>Sold with original black-and-white presentation box with gilt highlights.</li><li>Fornasetti Theme &amp; Variations pattern number 18.</li><li>Marked Tema E Variazioni, Fornasetti Milano, Made in Italy with the pattern number.</li></ul>

Italian Theme and Variations Porcelain Plate #18

German miniature turquoise-ground teapot and cover with gilt details.<ul><li>Shaped cartouche to each side with painted flowers. </li><li>Pear finial with floral panels.</li><li>Marked with blue crossed swords and No. 41 in orange.</li></ul>

German Miniature Porcelain Turquoise-Ground Teapot and Cover

Chinese Export rectangular Famille Rose large porcelain dish.<ul><li>Painted with a central spray of pink and purple flowers.</li><li>Wide diaper designs in pinks and purple around rim with four shaped oval panels.</li><li>Qianlong period.</li></ul>

Chinese Export Large Famille Rose Porcelain Dish

Dutch Delft polychrome Chinoiserie plate.<ul><li>Painted with rockwork design and stylized flowering plants growing.</li><li>Central large yellow flower. </li><li>Border of sprigs and butterflies.</li></ul>

Dutch Delft Polychrome Chinoiserie Plate

Danish Modern conical stoneware vase from the Domino series.<ul><li>Black and white zigzag surface relief lines.</li><li>Form designed for the H55 International Design exhibition.</li><li>Stamped Gustavsberg, Domino, Stig L.</li></ul>

Danish Modern Domino Stoneware Vase

Chinese Export rectangular blue and white porcelain dish with canted corners.<ul><li>Painted with a view of a pagoda and other buildings with a zigzag fence and a figure in the garden.</li><li>Stylized vegetal motifs and borders.</li><li>Qianlong period.</li></ul>

Chinese Export Blue-and-White Porcelain Dish

Large English Georgian ceramic dish with strawberry motif.<ul><li>Deep circular well painted with scattered groupings of strawberries.</li><li>Blue scalloped rim.</li><li>Unmarked creamware.</li></ul>

English Large Ceramic Strawberry Dish

English Georgian oval yellow-ground porcelain dish with scalloped edge.<ul><li>Central well painted with an orange tree and leaves.</li><li>Gilt borders to edge, well and rim.</li><li>Marked with blue crown and batons and Orange Tree pattern number 216.</li></ul>

English Porcelain Oval Orange Tree Dish

Hermès Tigre Royal Change Tray<ul><li>Designed by&nbsp;Christiane Vauzelles</li><li>Includes box </li></ul>

Tigre Royal Change Tray

Hermès Jaguar Quetzal II Change Tray<ul><li>Includes box </li><li>This item is final sale and not eligible for return</li></ul>

Jaguar Quetzal II Change Tray

Art vase from Michael Dickey's Accretion Series.<ul><li>Glazed earthenware in multicolored stripes.</li><li>Michael Dickey’s work twists and tricks the eye, featuring textured surfaces, layered with rich hues and cast tinted shadows.</li></ul>

Accretion Series Vase

Art vase from Michael Dickey's Faux Series.<ul><li>Glazed earthenware in black and white.</li><li>Michael Dickey’s work twists and tricks the eye, featuring textured surfaces, layered with graphic black and white strokes that suggest an unseen light source.</li></ul>

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