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German Art Nouveau Meissen porcelain 1900, Design Henry van de Velde china, porcelain bread- or starter plate, pattern Peitschenhieb or whiplash in cobalt blue, Execution: Royal Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, around 1905-10 Germany
Breakfast plate from a dining service form 1900, Design: Peter Behrens 1902, Execution: Porcelain factory Gebr. Bauscher, Weiden / Oberpfalz approx. 1902, Porcelain with blue geometric underglaze decor
Round sterling silver serving tray, plate, dessert plate, New York 1907-47, terling silver, marked Tiffany & Co, 18433 Makers 6581, Sterling Silver, 925-1000 and year letter M for 1907-47
Artists Colony Darmstadt, German Art Nouveau pewter butterplate, Design Joseph Maria Olbrich for Eduard Hueck, Luedenscheid 1902, Germany
Art Nouveau porcelain plate of the Hamburg – America – line, Meissen 1905-10, underglaze decor dragonfish flying fish in cobalt blue, design Otto Eduard Voigt?
German Art Nouveau Meissen porcelain 1900, Design Henry van de Velde china, porcelain, vegetablebowl, pasta bowl, plate, pattern Peitschenhieb or whiplash in cobalt blue, Execution: Royal Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, around 1905-10 Germany
Dutch Art Nouveau eggshells porcelain plate, with white shards, Design Samuel Schellink around 1900, glaze painting, Execution: Haagsche Plateelbakkerij Rozenburg, The Hague around 1903
Meissen German Art Nouveau porcelain coffee cup and dessert plate, china, Designed by Theodor Grust, Meissen Germany 1904
Rare Art Nouveau dinner plate, Design and execution: Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur Meissen, Meissen 1905-10, Dining plate with all-round floral Art Nouveau ornament in shades of blue
Bread plate, Meissen German Art Nouveau porcelain, Peitschenhieb, whiplash Pattern in gold, designed by Henry van de Velde for Meissen 1903/04, Germany
Dinner plate, Meissen German Art Nouveau porcelain, Peitschenhieb, whiplash Pattern in gold, designed by Henry van de Velde for Meissen 1903/04, Germany
Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain dessert plate Saxonia pattern designed by Otto Eduard Voigt, ca. 1900-1910, Meissen 1905-10
