Centerpiece (tazza) made of blown glass and porcelain. The author is the Czech glassmaker Bořek Šípek, Verdurin collection, year 1994.

Verdurin is one of his collections for Driade, which is characterized by a combination of white porcelain and colored glass.

Driade is an Italian design and furniture company founded in 1968, known for its "aesthetic laboratory" approach, creating furniture and objects that are both functional and artistic.

In excellent condition, without damage.

Decorative bowl made of majolica at the turn of the 18th/19th century in Italy by Le Nove manufactory near Bassano. The dish is painted with a typical floral motif called ‘tacchiolo’. Designed to hang on the wall.

The condition is good, there are two cracks at the edges.

Decorative bowl made of majolica at the turn of the 18th and 19th century in Italy by Le Nove manufactory near Bassano. The dish is painted with a typical floral motif called ‘tacchiolo’. Designed to hang on the wall.

The condition is good, the edges are chips in several places.

Porcelain bowl decorated with painted motifs of grapes, strawberries, and small flowers. The rim is gilded. Marked between 1951 and 1953 by the Meissen porcelain manufactory.

Minor historical repairs and a small crack are visible.

Large vase made of gilded, gold plated porcelain with painted wine festival scenery from Dubí porcelain factory by Jožka Florián. Marked underneath: 'Original Jožka Florián 1950, D - Made in Czechoslovakia'. The vase is in an excellent condition.

Porcelain gravy boat with hand-painted floral motifs and elaborate peacock head. Similar motifs with bird and mythological animal heads were very popular and used by many porcelain manufactures throughout Europe.

Marked illegible.

Tray made of porcelain and painted with a floral pattern called "Saxon Flower" by the Danish porcelain factory Royal Copenhagen between 1894-1900. 

The gold line around the perimeter is rubbed off in places and there's one tiny chip on the corner part of rim.

Large Japanese porcelain Imari plate hand-painted in cobalt, red and greenish tones dates from the last phase of import of this ware to Europe, i.e. from the end of the 19th century. The plate has been used and has surface scratches and missing painting in places, but it's not apparent in the decoration, and otherwise it is in perfect condition with no dents.

In this size we offer a total of 2 pieces with the same pattern.

The mounting for hanging is included.

Small porcelain centrepiece decorated with floral motif and golden line. There is a "manufacturing defect" on the bottom of the dish, otherwise it is without damage.

Marked with the crossed swords of the Meissen porcelain factory after 1954.

Japanese porcelain Imari plate hand-painted in cobalt, red and greenish tones dates from the last phase of import of this ware to Europe, i.e. from the end of the 19th century. The plate has been used and has surface scratches and missing painting in places, but it's not apparent in the decoration, and otherwise it is in perfect condition with no dents.

The mounting for hanging is included.