Celebrates little ones’ milestones with objects that pay tribute to the House’s iconic motifs and jewelry. This baby bird character bank is inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s iconic Bird on a Rock brooch and will delight young imaginations for years to come. Earthenware. 6.5″ H x 7.8″ L x 5 W.
Stunning Riccardo Pennati Sculpture (signed) Sculpture for Florence(1982) with the Capodimonte “N” mark. Material consists of ceramic/porcelain birds (matte finish) on berries (gloss finish) roosting on a box made out of ceramic/porcelain. Solid wood pedestal base. Overall I cant find any damage in the materials and looks to be in flawless condition. Size:6.5″ Tall x 5.5″ Wide x 4 Deep. Very hard to come by R. Pennati Sculpture in this pristine of a condition. Thank You and Happy Shopping!!!!
This blue and white porcelain vase is a stunning piece of home decor, perfect for any room. The intricate design featuring flowers and birds adds a touch of elegance to any space. Made in China, this vase showcases the beautiful craftsmanship and cultural influence of Asian antiques. Its timeless appeal and classic color scheme make it a versatile and stylish addition to any collection. Perfect for displaying flowers or as a standalone centerpiece, this vase is sure to be a focal point in any room.
Lefton China White & Gold Bird Bath Hollywood Regency- Soap & Toothbrush Dish Looks never used Original from the 1960’s / 1970’s This is a pre-owned Lefton China bath accessories set featuring white and gold porcelain pieces with ornate gold-tone metal bird and branch accents. The set includes a tumbler, approximately 5.5 inches tall, and an oval soap dish, about 5 inches long. Both pieces are adorned with a gold floral pattern and have gold rims. The metalwork on the soap dish includes two birds and a nest with three eggs. The underside of both pieces shows “Lefton China Hand Painted” and item numbers (6124 on the dish, 4660 on the tumbler). Material: Fine porcelain with 24K gold trim and gold-plated or ormolu metal accents. Origin: from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s), produced in Japan See all photos Set 2.