Vases
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with coin slot, France, late 19th century, marble shafts with gilded figural and leaf-shaped bronze mounts, height 41 cm each, restored condition, probably used for charitable events.
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France, late 19th century, marble, (Vert de Mer) richly gilded bronze mounts, partly in the form of mascarons and putti, removable lids with pine cone finials, height 45 cm each, beautiful restored condition.
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€1,500.00Chinese “Famille Verte” vase. This is a type of porcelain from the Kangxi period (1662-1722), decorated in light, transparent enamel colours on glazed body. In addition to the predominant green tones, “dry” red and black, and rarely gold, are used. In addition to floral decoration, there are figural depictions, which can sometimes be traced back to graphic models.
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Pair of 19th century fireplace vases consisting of green veined marble with chiselled gilt bronze fittings in the form of flower festoons and stylised pine cones.
flower festoons, rams’ heads and stylised pine cones, partly fluted.
