A beautiful Dresden creamer in the form of a shell. The creamer is delicately ribbed and sits on a twig foot. The creamer has an understated floral decor and heavy gold enameling on the foot, rim and handle. The 3 3/4 inch tall creamer is 4 ½ inches long and 2 3/8 inches wide. The underside is marked in blue with a crown and Dresden L1295. The creamer is in excellent condition.

A 4 ½ inch tall sanded majolica vase in the form of a footed cornucopia. The unmarked vase is decorated with applied branches and flowers. One of the flowers has had several petals chipped off.

A 4 1/2 inch tall Royal Bayreuth violet tapestry hatpin holder. This is a very nice example with virtually no wear on the gold enameling at the top and bottom. The underside is marked with the green signature.

A wonderful 9 1/2 inch diameter Pirkenhammer plate with reticulated panels on the rim. The plate is decorated in gold and blue on a beige background.

A 12 inch tall Limoges ewer with scrolled feet. The ewer is decorated with beautiful floral sprays and is marked “MR France.” The piece is in perfect condition.

A Ceramic Art Company Belleek candy or nut dish in the form of a shell. The dish is signed with mark 1, dating the dish between 1889 and 1906 and with decorators name “M. King.” The dish is as illustrated in plate 51 of Gaston’s “American Belleek” and is 6 inches long and 2 inches tall. Excellent condition.