This pretty and large vase by Loetz features the Creta Pampas method of decoration in a blue-green iridescent color. Its condition is excellent. There are no chips or visible cracks. Measures 9.3" tall and 6.2" across (23.6 by 15.7 cm).

This beautiful Austrian ebonized jewelry chest has a large center drawer, and upper cabinet with doors that open to reveal six cubby holes. It features gilt bronze and metal mounts, and enamel panels with neoclassical figural decorations including maidens and putti. Measures 12.5" wide, 11.7" tall and 12" deep.

This extraordinary enamel plaque by the important Parisien enameler, Paul Soyer (1832-1903) depicts Diana the Huntress. It is mounted on an inlaid, ebonized wooden frame with enamel plaques. On rear is a printed paper label which reads MEDAILLE D'OR 1...PIECES D'ART / RESTAURATION DEMAIX / DIPLOME D'HONNEUR 1875 / PAUL SOYER 4 RUE ST SAUVEUR PARIS / EMAUX POUR BIJOUX / MEUBLES & BRONZE. Frame measures 23 x 18.5 in (58.5 x 47 cm)...

This pair of extraordinary Sevres porcelain urns from the Empire period feature extensive gilt decorations including eagles with spread wings on one side, and Napoleonic "N" emblem on opposite side, plus Greco-Roman mask handles. Condition is very good. There is a small crack visible on the inside at the base of one vase, and two short hairlines visible on the exterior...

This pretty Bohemian overlay glass vase features opaque milk glass, cut to clear, with gilded decorations a single cartouche with hand-painted floral bouquet. Measures 29 IN (74 CM).

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 magnificent ivory plaque depicting a hunting scene exhibits the finest carving. It is dated 1843 and initialed by the artist, and almost certainly of German or Austrian origin. Plaque measures 4.5 by 4.3 in (11.4 by 10.9 cm) and the giltwood frame measures5.5 by 6.6 by 0.3 in (14 by 16.8 by 0.8 cm).

This faience vase by Céramique de Saint-Amand-les-Eauxf dates from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century features a lovely peacock design. It is in excellent condition, with no visible cracks, chips or repairs. Height: 13.7 in. (34.80 cm). Diameter: 5.6 in. (14.22 cm). Additional images forwarded upon request.

These Paris porcelain campana form urns or vases date from the early to mid nineteenth century. They feature painted landscapes, enamelled handles and Bacchic masks, and extensive gilded decorations. Condition of each is good. There are abrasions and chip losses to the interior of the rims, and visible wear to the gilding, and a very small chip loss to the bottom edge of one vase. Measures: 12.8" tall and 10" wide (32.4 cm and 25.4 cm). Additional images forwarded upon request.

This pretty nineteenth century glass perfume bottle features neoclassical figural decorations including eagles, maidens and cherubs. There are no visible cracks or restorations and some light wear to the decorations. Measures 8.7 in tall with stopper in place and 3.8" across. Additional images forwarded upon request.

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 lovely glass centerpiece or jardiniere with enamel decorations is believed to come from the Kralik company and dates from circa 1900. Measures 11 by 7 by 5.2 in (28 by 18 x 13 cm). There are no visible cracks or losses. Additional images forwarded upon request.