Teacup and saucer in soft Sèvres porcelain decorated on a red background with a black scroll frieze enhanced with gold. Border decorated with a frieze of blue scrolls and polychrome flowers and foliage. Frieze of flowers and gold threads Marked: interlaced LL, letter-date mm for 1789, painter's mark Mrs. Taillandier Geneviève (1774-1798) Eighteenth century - 1789
Pair of Marseille earthenware glass buckets with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers on both sides, with branch-shaped handles - Eighteenth century
Nove di Bassano earthenware writing case in the shape of a rectangular tray with contours with a pen holder decorated in polychrome with a floral garland accompanied by an hourglass - Eighteenth century
Round Lunéville earthenware dish with contoured edge and polychrome decoration in the center of a Chinese man sitting on a flowery rock holding bells in his hand and on the wing three flowery stems and purple net - Eighteenth century
White enameled soft porcelain group attributed to Mennecy or the Paris region, representing a couple performing a dance step and a violinist on a terrace highlighted with rocaille ornaments - Eighteenth century
Majolica albarello from Burgio or Sciacca (Sicily) with polychrome decoration of a winged putti in a medallion and on the reverse with "A trofei" - Seventeenth century
White enameled soft porcelain statuette attributed to Mennecy or the Paris region, depicting a seated young woman - Eighteenth century
Beautiful albarello in Montelupo majolica of cylindrical shape decorated in polychrome with motifs called Persian palmettes or stylized "pine cones". fillets on the neck and base - Seventeenth century
Bouret sugar pot covered in soft Sèvres porcelain with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers, gold lines on the edge and wolf teeth. The handle of the lid is formed by a chamomile flower - Eighteenth century
Three Chantilly soft porcelain plates with a contoured edge with basketwork patterns in slight relief on the rim, with a blue monochrome decoration in the center of a carnation surrounded by flowering twigs and insects, blue line on the edge - Eighteenth century
Montelupo majolica pharmacy vase with an ovoid shape and two handles, decorated in polychrome with motifs called Persian palmettes or stylized "pine cones". Seventeeth century