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A Mennecy silver-mounted snuff box mid 18th century, the rectangular form moulded with an allover basketweave design, painted with sprays of flowers, the hinged silver mount with a Paris discharge mark, 7.8cm across.

Two small Mennecy campana vases c.1750-55, painted with flowers, raised on spiral-moulded bases, incised 'DV' mark to one, minor chips and some filled chips, 8.1cm. (2) Cf. Aileen Dawson, French Porcelain, p.57 for similar examples.

A Mennecy confiture c.1760, the barrel-shaped preserve pot set into an oval base, with a metal-mounted hinged cover, painted with polychrome flower sprays, incised BR mark, 14cm across.

An 18th century French porcelain bonbonniere decorated in coloured enamels. Surmounted by the figure of a huntsman reclining against a tree stump holding a hare and with a hound at his feet. With silver mount and ovoid cover moulded with flowers, painted with scattered sprigs to the interior. Probably Mennecy, 7.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Cover broken and professionally restored.

Mennecy cup circa 1760, with spiral moulded body, also another French soft paste porcelain cup probably Tournai or St Cloud, also a Le Nove cup, and another teabowl possibly Cozzi, (4) Condition report: The Mennecy cup has a hairline to the side, the foot and to the handle join, the second cup has a hairline to the handle join and rim chip, the Le Nove cup has a hairline crack to the side, The Teabowl is free from damages.

Franklin Mint - Good Collection of Porcelain Teapots, Mostly For The Victoria and Albert Museum. ( 13 ) In Total. Various Sizes and Decoration, All In Good Condition, Makes Include Royal Worcester and Many From The Victoria and Albert Museum, Includes Copies of Famous Makers Teapots, Includes Chelsea / Derby, Mennecy, Early 18th Worcester, Venice, Bow, Furstenberg, Tournai, Kyoto, Meissen and Hochst.

A pair of Mennecy, France 18th century porcelain quatrefoil dishes painted with sprays of flowers including pink roses, imp DV to base of one dish, 24.2 x 21 cm (2) Condition Report No chips or cracks but surfaced rubbed

French Mennecy porcelain jar and cover 9cm and a bisque figure of a gentleman 30cm also a modern Italian Alborello jar, 17cm (3)

A Mennecy porcelain floral encrusted ogee-shaped vase and cover, c.1760, painted with flowers, 17.5cm

A Wallendorf cup, a Mennecy and another French blue and white custard cup with cover, the exterior of the first painted with stipples and flowers, the second with coloured flowers, incised DV mark and the last with blue swags hung from dentil rim bands (4) Good

A rare Mennecy eyebath, c.1750-60, delicately painted in polychrome enamels with floral sprays to the bowl and flared stem, puce line rim, 5cm high.

A Mennecy Double Salt, 1750-60, in the form of a girl wearing a flower-sprigged dress between two blue-lined shell dishes, finger missing, 19.5cmThe base has two rectangular holes which were to attach an ormolu mount. Provenance: Sotheby`s saleroom label, 13 July 1998, No. 561. Literature: The companion boy figure is illustrated in `French Porcelain`, W B Honey, 1950, No. 45.

A Mennecy Double Salt, 1750-60, in the form of a girl wearing a flower-sprigged dress between two blue-lined shell dishes, finger missing, 19.5cmThe base has two rectangular holes which were to attach an ormolu mount. Provenance: Sotheby`s saleroom label, 13 July 1998, No. 561. Literature: The companion boy figure is illustrated in `French Porcelain`, W B Honey, 1950, No. 45.

An early 18th century Mennecy soft paste porcelain handled table knife The pistol-shaped handle hand painted in Kakimon palette with Chinoiserie scenes of a boy flying a kite, exotic birds and temple buildings. The pointed steel blade attached with a silver ferrule. Circa 1735. 10in. (25.40cm)

A set of four Rörstrand custard cups and covers late 19th century, the spiral-fluted forms painted with bright flower arrangements, the domed covers with fruit finials, printed marks, a chip to one finial, 10cm. (8) The form of these cups copies the shape and decoration of those produced at Marieberg in the 1760s, the Swedish factory in turn copying the contemporary custard cups produced at Mennecy.

A Mennecy figural salt c.1760, formed as a putto perched on the edge of a large shell, raised on a rocky base, the shell`s fluted interior painted with a bright floral spray, some restoration, 11.5cm. Cf. The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession No. C.1324-1919.

A set of four Rörstrand custard cups and covers late 19th century, the spiral-fluted forms painted with bright flower arrangements, the domed covers with fruit finials, printed marks, a chip to one finial, 10cm. (8) The form of these cups copies the shape and decoration of those produced at Marieberg in the 1760s, the Swedish factory in turn copying the contemporary custard cups produced at Mennecy.

A Mennecy figural salt c.1760, formed as a putto perched on the edge of a large shell, raised on a rocky base, the shell`s fluted interior painted with a bright floral spray, some restoration, 11.5cm. Cf. The Victoria & Albert Museum, Accession No. C.1324-1919.

A St Cloud Shepherdess, mid 18th century, standing in floral wreath, a sheep at her feet, minor chips, 16cm, and a Mennecy Figure, of 'Africa', wearing elephant head cap and holding a scorpion-emblazoned shield, incised 'DV', restored, 15cm (2) WS CONDITION REPORT: FROM THE WILFRED J SAINSBURY COLLECTION. Africa - restored head and hat, visible cracks to shield, robe, trunk, chips to trunk and headpiece. Shepherdess - chips to hat, flowers. Lacking pipe, fritting to hat and body.

MENNECY Petit pot-pourri couvert en porcelaine tendre et bronze doré à décor polychrome de famille chinoise sur terrasse, oiseau, insectes et tiges fleuries, la galerie ajourée en bronze doré agrémentée de fleurs en porcelaine tendre blanche. Marqué : D.V. en noir. XVIIIe siècle, vers 1750. (Fêlures). HAUT. 12,5 cm A Mennecy faience pot and cover marked D.V., circa 1745-1750. HAUT. 12,5 cm HEIGHT. 4 15/16 IN.

A Mennecy porcelain snuff box, mid-18th Century, of rectangular form with silver mounts, the exterior with moulded all-over basket weave and painted with flower sprays, length approx 8cm (minor hairline crack to lid).

A MENNECY VASE OF WIDELY FLARED MEDICI SHAPE ON SPIRALLY REEDED AND DOMED FOOT, PAINTED WITH PRINCIPAL AND SUBSIDIARY FLOWER SPRAYS CENTRED BY A PROMINENT ROSE AND WITH SCATTERED SPRIGS, THE RIM PUCE, 13CM H, INCISED DV, C1760

Eighteenth century Continental blanc-de-chine porcelain figure - possibly Mennecy, of a lady wearing a hat, holding a bottle and goblet, 17cm high CONDITION REPORT Hat rim repaired. Head reattached. Goblet and bottle top repaired. Some chipping to flowers. Some nibbling around base rim to glaze

LATE 19th C MENNECY STYLE PORCELAIN GROUP FIGURE Antique Mennecy Villeroy German porcelain porcelain grouping depicting a mother feeding two young girls at a table setting. Bottom holds red D.V. mark with star mark. Circa 19th century. Measures 9 3/4" height x 10 5/8" length (24.7cm x 26.9cm). Total weight of 3782 grams.

A MENNECY SILVER MOUNTED OSIER MOULDED SNUFF BOX AND COVER the underside of the cover finely painted with rustic lovers near ruins, the exterior with three flowers, an acorn and loose bouquets, 6.5cm w, c1750, the silver mounts possibly later Box with fine descending crack beneath hinge. No restoration

A MENNECY PEDESTAL of flared square shape, the sides moulded with panels of trellis, 5.5cm h, c1740-50 On the top a tiny flat corner chip, tiny graze on one of the corners of the foot. Ascending firing crack in one side, no restoration

A Mennecy porcelain sweetmeat figure, circa 1750, she seated in floral sprigged dress, before two iron red shell sweetmeats, raised on ormolu plinth stand, 18 cms h approx

A collection of Franklin Mint teapots, modelled as antique examples to include Meissen, Furstenburg, Chelsea-Derby, Worcester, Mennecy, Kangxi etc.

Mennecy, Statuette en porcelaine tendre émaillée blanche représentant un jeune garçon drapé, debout, tenant une corbeille de fleurs et une fleur., Marquée : D.V. en creux., XVIIIe siècle, Hauteur : 14 cm, Bras droit restauré

Mennecy, Trois statuettes en biscuit de porcelaine tendre représentant un jeune homme tenant une boîte à priser, une jeune fille et un gentilhomme debout ; est jointe une guitare en biscuit de porcelaine tendre., Marquées : D.V en creux., XVIIIe siècle, Hauteurs : 12,5 cm et 11 cm, Quelques accidents

Mennecy, Statuette représentant une figure de Junon debout sur une base carrée, tenant un miroir et une tablette, un paon à ses pieds, décor polychrome., Marquée : D.V. en creux., XVIIIe siècle, Hauteur : 16,5 cm, Un bras restauré

Mennecy, Trois pots à pommade couverts à décor en camaïeu bleu de rinceaux et lambrequins. Monture des couvercles en argent., Marqués : D.V. en bleu., XVIIIe siècle, Hauteur : 7 cm

Mennecy, Tasse de forme litron à décor polychrome de groupes de fruits et feuillage, l`anse rehaussée de peignés pourpres, filet pourpre sur le bord supérieur., Marquée : D.V en creux, XVIIIe siècle, Hauteur : 5,8 cm

Six Mennecy chocolate cups circa 1760 spiral twisted bodies, painted with flora, incised DV marks (12) 8.5cm high Condition report: The twigs from the fruit finials are all missing, one cover has two chips to the rim. No other damage or restoration.

CAJA DE PORCELANAPequeña cajita de colección realizada en porcelana blanca con monturas en plata en forma de león recostado. Mennecy. Mediados del s. XVIII.38.5

CAJA "BOMBONIERE"Realizada en porcelana blanca poicromada con monturas en plata, en forma de cisne. Mennecy. Finales s. XVIII.67.9

AN 18TH CENTURY MENNECY-TYPE MODEL OF A MAN HOLDING A COCKEREL decorated in white glaze overall, 6.25" high. See illustration

A Saint Cloud snuff box in the form of a shoe, moulded and painted in enamels with sprays of flowers and foliage, circa 1745 - 50, 10.5 cm long, cover lacking, cracked; and a Mennecy snuff box lid in the form of a Pagoda figure wearing floral yellow ground robe, circa 1750 - 60, 5 cm high, base lacking. (2)

Mennecy, Figure représentant l`été et l`automne, une jeune fille assise tenant un gerbe de blé et un jeune homme une grappe de raison et un verre, ils sont sur un socle rocheux ajoure., XVIIIe siècle, Très petits manques, Haut: 17cm

An 18th century French silver-mounted Mennecy porcelain snuff box, circa 1760, all-over `basket-weave` pattern, painted with flower heads and floral sprays, length 8.3cm.

A Wedgwood jasperware bowl and a Wedgwood Mennecy pattern fruit bowl.

A MENNECY CUP AND TREMBLEUSE SAUCERattractively enamelled with loose bouquets of a rose and tulip in puce border, the saucer 12cm diam, incised DV, c1760++Cup - puce line around the rim rubbed. Saucer with is likely to be associated with chip resulting from a firing crack on the rim

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Tasse et sa soucoupe à décor en camaïeu bleu de bouquets de fleurs, filet bleu sur les bords. Marquées en creux : D. V. XVIIIe siècle, vers 1760 Hauteur : 6, 2 cm Diamètre : 11, 5 cm

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Deux pots à sucre couverts et deux pots à pommade couverts à décor en camaïeu bleu de bouquets de fleurs et lambrequins. Marqués : D. V. en creux. XVIIIe siècle Hauteurs : 13 cm, 10 cm, 8 cm et 7 cm Éclat restauré au couvercle d’un pot à pommade

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Deux tabatières dont une couverte l’une en forme de poule accompagnée de trois poussins, l’autre en forme de canard couché, le couvercle à décor polychrome de bouquets de fleurs. Monture du couvercle en argent avec poinçon de décharge. XVIIIe siècle Longueurs : 7 cm et 5 cm Le cou de la poule recollé et une fêlure à l’arrière de la poule

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Statuette en porcelaine tendre émaillée blanche représentant un amour changé en perruquier, debout, tenant une perruque et un sac, une tête mannequin à sa gauche. XVIIIe siècle Hauteur : 11 cm Petits accidents

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Pot à lait couvert et deux petits pots cylindriques à décor polychrome de bouquets de fleurs, l’anse du pot à lait rehaussée de peignés pourpres, filet bleu sur le déversoir, la prise du couvercle en forme de fleur, filet pourpre sur le bord supérieur des pots cylindriques. Marqués : D. V. en creux XVIIIe siècle Hauteurs : 12 cm et 4,5 cm Une fêlure au pot à lait

CF Porcelaine française Mennecy Moutardier couvert en forme de baril sur plateau ovale à bord contourné attenant à décor polychrome de bouquets de fleurs et filets bleu et or, la prise du couvercle en forme de fruit et feuillage. Marqué : D.V en creux XVIIIe siècle Longueur : 18 cm Usures d’or et petits éclats

MFV Porcelaine française Mennecy Moutardier en forme de tonnelet muni d’une anse et un couvercle. Décor polychrome de trois oiseaux dans des paysages boisés. Feuilles en léger relief aux attaches de l’anse. Prise du couvercle en forme de fruit et fleurettes. Marqués en creux DV pour duché de Villeroy. XVIIIe siècle Hauteur : 9 cm On y joint un pot couvert muni d’une anse, à côtes torsadées, à décor polychrome de fleurs.

MFV Porcelaine française Samson Pot à tabac couvert dans le goût de Mennecy. Décor polychrome de larges bouquets fleurs et fleurettes. Prise du couvercle en forme de fleur et son feuillage, filet rose sur les bords. Marque apocryphe DV et marque de Samson. XIXe siècle à partir de 1845 Hauteur : 17,5 cm

MFV Porcelaine étrangère Meissen Statuette de la Comedia dell’Arte représentant Scapin debout en tunique blanche et brandebourg or avec son pantalon vert et sa cape blanche, il porte une besace noir et son poignard. Sa main gauche tient sa toque, feuillages sur la base, décor polychrome et or au naturel. Sous la base sont inscrits les chiffres 5290 à l’encre, XVIIIe siècle, vers 1744 Modèle de P. Reinicke Hauteur : 13, 5 cm Modèle similaire dans la série exécutée pour le Duc de Weissenfels. Bibliographie : Meredith Chilton, Harlequin Unmasked, Yale University Press, 2001, modèle similaire reproduit p. 308. L’orchestre des singes a été crée par Kaendler en 1750 puis remodelé et complété en 1765 par Reinicke, les singes males habillés à la mode rococo d’après une inspiration française, représentent les musiciens, et les guenons les chanteuses. Les singes ont des caractères et des ressemblances humaines ce qui les rend comiques. La légende veut qu’ils représentent la caricature de l’orchestre du Comte de Bruhl. Madame de Pompadour achète 19 figures de l’orchestre en 1753. La manufacture de pâte tendre de Mennecy en créa aussi.

Petite boîte en porcelaine en pâte tendre à décor de fruits et fleurs polychromes. Mennecy XVIIIème siècle. La monture en vermeil. Hauteur : 58 mm

MENNECY Bouillon couvert émaillé blanc en pate tendre à deux anses en forme de sarments de vigne .Le couvercle et le bouillon décorés de raisins traités en relief. XVIII ° Siècle, Vers 1750 L : 23 CM. Adapté d’une monture en argent aux poinçons du Fermier General :Antoine Leschaudel Paris 1750- 1756.

A Mennecy ecuelle and cover, circa 1760, with applied naturalistic handles on a white glaze body painted with sprigs of flowers, indistinct impressed mark to the base, 9cm high.

A Wedgwood `Mennecy` pattern part service, comprising six teacups and saucers, six tea plates and three plates.

* French porcelain teawares, 18th century, minor faults. Comprising: a St Cloud white-glazed cup and trembleuse saucer applied with prunus, a Mennecy cup and trembleuse saucer painted with flowers, a St Cloud moulded teabowl and saucer with a blue painted stylized border, and a Sèvres coffee can and saucer painted and gilded with a garland design. (8) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

* Two Mennecy custard cups and covers, and a mustard pot and cover, all painted with flowers, with berried and floral knops, 2nd half 18th century, some damages, 9cm max. (6) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

A French porcelaneous Mennecy-style snuff-box and hinged cover, modelled as a cat with kittens, the cover painted with roses and other flowers, 5.5cm in length, script ‘F’ mark, late 19th century (see illustration on website) See W.B. Honey, French Porcelain of the 18th Century, pl. 50, G, for an example of the Mennecy original in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Additional Lot:A French porcelain Mennecy-style globular custard cup and cover, of spirally fluted form and painted with flowers, the cover with fruit finial, 9cm high, incised D,C,O; second half 18th century.Note: the letters `D, C, O` have been suggested by various authors as marks in use at Crepy-en-Valois or Orleans.

Mennecy vase circa 1750 painted with floral sprays (some good restoration) 10cm high