This exceptional porcelain plaque is enameled with a scene of three Arab men smoking hookahs and playing backgammon, apparently after an original oil painting by the accomplished British painter, William Henry Margetson (1861-1940). Plaque is beautifully detailed with ornate curtains, wallpaper and Oriental rug and finely detailed faces. "W. Margetson" signature in lower left. Rear of plaque is unfinished bisque surface, with no visible hallmarks. Plaque resides in a contemporary giltwood frame...

This Jugendstil earthenware vase by Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel (R.S.K.), dates from circa 1900s-1905s, and is in excellent condition. There are no visible losses and no visible cracks or signs of repair. Measures: 13.5" H X 6.5" Dia (34.3cm H X 16.5cm Dia). Additional images forwarded upon request.

This nineteenth century Meissen figurine depicts a handsome young gentleman with watering can and spade. Underside shows the Meissen blue hallmark and impressed style mark 6168. Condition is excellent, with no visible cracks, losses or restorations. Measures 5 3/8" by 2" by 2" (13.6 by 5.1 by 5.1 cm). Additional images forwarded upon request.

This KPM plaque from the late 19th to early 20th century depicts an Alsatian wedding scene, after the original oil painting by Louis Benjamin Vautier (Swiss, 1829-1898) known as Dancing Break at an Alsatian Wedding. Recently professionally framed. We have not removed the plaque for inspection and are selling the item "as-is". Condition is excellent. There are no visible cracks or signs of restoration...

This porcelain plaque by KPM, after the original oil painted by Rembrandt in 1635, depicts the painter and his wife, Saskia. Plaque measures 5 by 6.8 inches and resides in a period frame measuring 11.5 by 13.5 by 3 inches. We have not removed the plaque for closer inspection and are selling the item as-is. Condition of the surface is very good. There is a small area of blunt force damage near the lower left corner, and a thin scrape along the botton edge in the center...

These framed portrait plaques depicting elegant young women are signed "J Pirkner" and date from the mid to late nineteenth century. They reside in period giltwood and gesso frames which are in good condition. There are a few minor gesso losses. There is some inpainting noticeable to the fur jacket of the female pictured on the right. There are no visible cracks or losses. Each carries the Vienna shield ( beehive ) mark in blue, and each is signed on verso F. Rufs...

This pair of porcelain vases by KPM date carry the Reichsapfel Marke of the mid nineteenth century. One has an old and poor restoration to a break above the pedestal. We can have this area professionally restored to the highest standards. Otherwise, they are in very good condition. Each is estate-fresh and could use a gentle cleaning.

This pair of porcelain figural candelabra by Meissen date from the nineteenth century, and are in excellent condition. Each measures 20" tall, 11.5" wide and 11.5" deep. They feature three candle arms and extensive raised floral decoration. One depicts cherubs with a summar harvest motif and the other depicts cherubs with a Bacchanal theme. There are no signs of restoration, and only a few small losses to the floral petals. Each carries the Meissen crossed sword marks and other impressed marks...

This delightful and very rare glazed ceramic vent cover was designed by the noted Austrian ceramicist, Vally Wieselthier (1885-1945) for the Wiener Werkstatte. It measures 28.5" by 19.5" by 4.25" (72.4 by 49.5 by 10.8 cm), and was designed to fit openings measuring a minimum of 26.5" by 15.5" (67.3 by 39.4 cm). The outer surface is in good condition and shows a degree of crazing consistent with other Wieselthier pieces of the same period...

This monumental Viennese stove, crafted from white glazed terracotta, dates from the mid-nineteenth century and measures an impressive 106" tall and 36" wide and deep. It resides with our client in Manhattan and may be seen in person by appointment.

Included here are two antique porcelain wall pockets by KPM. Each measures approximately 13 by 7 by 1.75 inches (33.0 by 17.8 by 4.4 cm). Condition of each is excellent, with no visible cracks or chips. Both carry the same KPM red mark. One is signed " G.K. " with the number 84 and letter S. The other has been reglazed on verso with the KPM mark left unglazed, and it carries the number 83 and letter N. One depicts a smiling female wearing a lace veil and the other depicts cupid.

This KPM plaque depicting Saint Anthony is in excellent condition, with no visible scratches, chips or repairs. Plaque measures 8.75" by 11.25" (22.2 cm by 28.6 cm), and the modern frame measures 12.5" by 15.25" by 1.5".