BOXES, CONTAINERS

Pineapple-shaped jar made of porcelain in the 2nd half of the 19th century in Bohemia. Marked underglaze with a less legible mark and the number ‘33’. The edges of the lid and bowl have a few less noticeable marks.

Square sander made of porcelain. The decoration and markings refer to the Vienna manufactory from 1846. The top part bears a manufacturing defect (see photos), otherwise without damage.

The bowl comes from the Bavarian porcelain factory Rosenthal from the 1920s, Butterfly collection. Hand-painted with the theme of plants and butterflies in typical interwar art deco style. The object measures 14,0 × 6,5 cm.

Porcelain sugar storage jar made at the beginning of the 20th century by the Carlsbad porcelain factory Victoria. Marked 'Victoria with crown' (used between 1904-1918) and '294'. The jar is in very good condition considering its age. The gilding is rubbed off in places and the lid bears one small chip (see photograph).

Smaller porcelain box. The marking on the bottom of the box refers to production in the 1960s. The lid of the box has a fine decorative pattern.

A large jar, probably for tea, made of glazed ceramics. The vessel is decorated with reliefs with historical motifs on the theme of a merry procession, vines and a cupid with a stork on the lid.

A jar made of hand-painted porcelain for flower motifs. Marked "Swane & Co." (Schönau & Co.).

Porcelain sugar bowl with floral decoration and gilding made around 1840.