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).