Porcelain 

A 14-pieces Limoges porcelain service, made around 1890. It depicts pairs of wild birds standing out against a delicate blue background scattered with grasses and cherry blossoms. The scalloped edges of the pieces are enhanced with a wide band of beaded gold trim.

Aesthetic Movement blue porcelain vase decorated with red, green, white and blue geometrical patterns on the upper part and gilded stars on the whole boddy. Slip decoration of gilded snails on the sides and a snake on the base of the vase. Unmarked but possibly attributed to Christopher Dresser circa 1870 thanks to similar patterns created for Minton at...

Limoges porcelain fish service with a scalloped border evoking a shell, framing hand-painted aquatic decoration. The whole is enhanced with rich gilding and raised gold forming a delicate fishing net motif. A cohesive and fine quality service, testimony to the technical excellence of the best Limoges productions of the late 19th century.