A fine pair of unusual ormolu mounted Chinese porcelain vases, each painted in famille rose enamels and gilt, of baluster form with a pleated neck and fo-dog handles, applied with gilt bronze leafy scrolls forming twisted arch handles and quadruped stands, the mounts signed ‘Tribout’, painted overall with panels enclosing courtly scenes and auspicious symbols on a white ground. Chinese and French circa 1860.

A fine pair of unusual ormolu mounted Chinese porcelain vases

A fine English bureau de dame in the style of Louis VX, attributed to Town and Emanuel, the rectangular topwith a single continuous frieze drawer raised on slender cabriole legs, the top section with a central cupboard flanked by paired small drawers, decorated overall in kingwood and tulipwood veneers and crossbanding and applied with high-quality ormolu mounts and twelve Sevres porcelain plaques painted in the style of Boucher showing pastoral scenes, bird studies and flowers in polychrome and gilt with bleu de ciel borders. English, circa 1840.

A fine English bureau de dame in the style of Louis VX, attributed

Both pieces are delicately painted in underglaze blues and greens with over glaze hand gilding. Each has a border of oak leaves and gilded acorns, a central fouled anchor within a victor’s laurel wreath and gilt borders. The gilt inscriptions state ‘Nelson 2nd April Baltic’, ’15th Febry‘, ‘San Joseph’, and ‘Glorious 1st August’. The saucer has two additional oak leaf reserves with banderols inscribed ‘Nelson San Joseph’ and ‘Nelson Aboukir’. Circa 1802.

An important porcelain cup and saucer from Admiral Lord Nelson’s ‘Baltic

An Irish miniature satinwood piano sewing box painted by Herbert Cooper, in the form of a grand piano with a hinged lid opening to reveal a silk lined interior, decorated with a painted central spray of roses on the lid and daisy chains with beribboned swags on the front, with the original key and a paper label on the reverse stating ‘Porcelain + Painting, Queen’s Institute and College .Dublin’ and a pencil signature ‘H Cooper Dublin’. Irish, circa 1890.

An Irish miniature satinwood piano sewing box painted by Herbert Cooper

A set of 10 hand painted porcelain Vista Alegre dessert plates, each painted in bright colours with a different exotic Brazilian bird within a gilt hand chased border, the reverse with the name of the bird species, ‘VA Portugal’ in green and ‘Made in Portugal’ in blue. Portuguese, circa 1970.

A set of 10 hand painted porcelain Vista Alegre dessert plates

A mid-Victorian kingwood serpentine cabinet, English in the French style, the shaped top with burr-walnut half veneers within kingwood banding and boxwood stringing, the double doors with shaped panels and similar veneers, enclosing a shelf, applied with brass mounts and three Sevres-style porcelain plaques. English, circa 1860.

A mid-Victorian kingwood serpentine cabinet

A large Arita charger of circular form painted in rich cobalt blue under thick glossy glaze with a central vase of thee peony sprays on a platform, the everted rim with panels of alternating floral motifs. Circa 1700.

A Japanese Edo period export porcelain charger

Matched pair of Cantonese enameled porcelain standing jars

This contemporary artwork depicts a dancer dressed in a sumptuous kimono inspired by traditional Chinese porcelain patterns. The nuances of deep blue blend harmoniously with touches of gold, creating a visually fluid movement. The fabric seems alive, to float, to unfold in a refined whirlwind, as if suspended in time. The delicate and minimalist silhouette of the figure beautifully contrasts with the decorative richness of the kimono, giving the composition a balance between grace, aesthetic power, and sophistication. This artwork is perfect for adding a luxurious and poetic touch to any modern interior, gallery, entrance, or collection space. Technical specifications Type of artwork: digital painting reproduced using giclée printing. Support: Canvas mounted on a wooden frame. Limited edition of only 25 copies (not numbered) Certificate of authenticity sent by email in an environmentally responsible approach. Format: 60-60-2cm Why not

NYX (XX) - Élégance en Porcelaine – Danseuse en Kimono Bleu et Or

In a universe of refined aesthetics, between tradition and silent emotion, this work depicts a porcelain samurai, kneeling, with his gaze turned inward. His body is marked by several arrows delicately embedded, yet he remains impassive, in deep meditation. Inspired by the deep blue and pure white of Chinese porcelain, the pattern recalls Ming jars, while conveying a contemporary symbolism of resilience, introspection, and the nobility of the warrior soul. The contrast between the apparent fragility of the material and the inner strength of the subject creates a poetic visual tension. Each reflection and crack is crafted with precision through a hyperrealistic play of light, offering the viewer a suspended emotion. Themes: silence, contained pain, honor, mental strength, living porcelain, modern print. Technique: Digital painting reproduced in giclée on canvas, mounted on a gallery-quality wooden frame. Edition: limited to 25 non-numbered copies. This

NYX - Silent Arrows – Le Samouraï de Porcelaine

Angeboten wird eine elegante Porzellanvase der deutschen Traditionsmanufaktur Hutschenreuther, Selb (Bayern), mit einer Höhe von 35 cm. Die Vase trägt die Bodenmarke „Hutschenreuther Selb – Bavaria – Germany“ und ist zeitlich in die späten 1950er bis 1960er Jahre einzuordnen. Die schlanke, leicht konische Form und das bewusst reduzierte Design mit feinem Goldrand am Mündungsabschluss sind typisch für die Nachkriegsmoderne und den frühen Mid-Century-Stil. Gefertigt aus hochwertigem Hartporzellan, steht das Stück für die klare, zeitlose Formensprache und die hohe Fertigungsqualität, für die Hutschenreuther international geschätzt wurde. Die Vase eignet sich sowohl als solitäres Dekorationsobjekt als auch für stilvolle Blumenarrangements und repräsentiert ein klassisches Beispiel deutscher Design- und Porzellangeschichte der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts. Die Vase hat keine Chips oder Risse. Der Goldrand ist in einem hervorragenden Zustand. Leichte produktionsbedingte

Hutschenreuther - H. 34cm / Goldrand - Vase - Porzellan - 1950/1960

Original work 'Banksy Porcelain Fusion' Pop Art composition of Banksy's works and fine blue porcelain motifs fused through a raised gold line By Stéphanie Godann Giclée with glued backing and gold leaf • Hand-signed • Dimensions 27.5 x 27.5 x 4 cm (frame included) • Frame fitted with a protective glass • Certificate of authenticity affixed to the back • Numbered and limited to 30 copies • Each piece is made unique by the freehand gold line drawn by the artist • Ready to be hung on the wall or placed on a piece of furniture • Stéphanie Godann Through her hybrid works, Stéphanie Godann fuses diverse artistic styles, from the most popular to the most academic, to create unique compositions. The elegant golden join, inspired by Kintsugi, embodies this fusion, through which artistic worlds dialogue with and mutually elevate one another. A modern and bold artistic approach that yields a striking alchemy in every work. Bonus Discover