Porcelain figurine depicting a Turkish soldier. Unmarked, probably Bohemia, late 19th or early 20th century. The work imitates older production from the 18th century.

Porcelain figurine of a boy hiding a playing card in his hand; he also has a card motif on his clothing, so it is possible that this is an allegory of card games. Made in the Edmé Samson porcelain factory in Paris between the 1940s and 1960s. The work imitates older Meissen production from the 18th century.

A detailed figurine from the series "Cupids/Putti in Disguise" by modeler Michel Victor Acier (1736–1799), produced at the world-famous Meissen porcelain factory.

This model, named Amorette als Knabe mit Pistole (which can be translated as Putto as a boy with a pistol), was designed in 1775 and manufactured in the 19th century. The markings on the bottom of the figurine were used by the company from 1815 until the beginning of the 20th century.

The figurine represents top-quality modeling and painting work.

It bears small traces of damage and repairs.

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.

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.

Porcelain figurine from the series "Children with mottoes" made in the 19th century by the famous porcelain factory Meissen in Germany. Cupid standing by a circular pillar holding an arrow in one hand and a jug over two hearts in the other. The inscription (motto) on the base is in French 'Je blesse et soulage' ('I hurt and I heal'). The polychrome painting has gilded details.

The company used the marking underneath the statue from 1815 until the beginning of the 20th century. This model was designed as early as 1777 by Michel Victor Acier (*1736 - †1799), marked with the model number "F 14" from below the statue. It comes from the "Children with Mottos" series, which depicts cupids as children taking care of hearts, with mottos or phrases on the base.

In excellent condition, no damage.

Porcelain figurine from the series "Children with mottoes" made in the 19th century by the famous porcelain factory Meissen in Germany. Cupid standing by a circular pillar, tying two hearts, is decorated with a wreath of roses. On the base we find the inscription (motto) in French 'Je les unis' ('I unite them'). The polychrome painting has gilded details.

The company used the marking underneath the statue from 1815 until the beginning of the 20th century. This model was designed as early as 1775 by Michel Victor Acier (*1736 - †1799), marked with the model number "F 1" from below the statue. It comes from the "Children with Mottos" series, which depicts cupids as children taking care of hearts, with mottos or phrases on the base.

In excellent condition, no damage.

Small cup with saucer made of glazed ceramic by French porcelain manufactory Sarreguemines. Marked underneath with the maker's name, initials "U&C" and the name of the decoration "Syra"- stylized blue floral border. This type of marking was used by the firm around 1900 and in the first decades of the 20th century.

In excellent condition with no 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.