A large group of Meissen porcelain, 19th and 20th centuries, blue underglaze crossed swords marks, to include: a circular basket dish with cover, with conker finial, the dish and cover with openwork panelling and four inset ovals containing floral...

A large group of Meissen porcelain, 19th and 20th centuries, blue underglaze crossed swords marks, to include: a circular basket dish with cover, with conker finial, the dish and cover with openwork panelling and four inset ovals containing floral sprays, with pink, turquoise and gilt highlights, the cover with a decorative blue ribbon twist border to the rim, 17cm high; a gilt highlighted cobalt blue Campana Urn vase with gilded cartouche of floral sprays and twin handles, 19cm high; a modern platter painted with floral sprigs to a shaped cobalt blue and gilded border, 33cm diameter; a modern jardiniere with green oak leaf border and twisting branch twin handles, 19cm diameter, 17.5cm high; with a similarly decorated modern waisted vase, 24.5cm high; two modern twin-section scalloped rim dishes, each painted with serpents, one in gold and one in purple, 10.7cm diameter; a scalloped rim dish painted with a tit perching on a branch to the well and insects to the border, 19cm diameter; a modern yellow ground vase, 12.7cm high; and a group of blue and white porcelain, all decorated with floral sprigs and insects, including a large platter, 33cm diameter, a reticulated oval dish with twin handles, 24cm long, a reticulated plate, 24cm, a circular footed dish, 15cm diameter, a circular dish, two shallow circular dishes, a box and cover with attached saucer, and a cornucopia vase; together with a blue and white porcelain hexagonal clock case with modern timepiece and enamel dial with Roman hours, 25cm wide; a Fraureuth porcelain cylindrical vase with shallow relief green painted dragon, green printed marks, 21.6cm high; and two French Lille style cartouche faience dishes, decorated with pastoral scenes, 24cm long (lot)
A hairline crack and restored rim to the Campana Urn vase. Two chips to the footrim of the yellow ground vase. The blue and white box with saucer has a large restored section of the rim. Most pieces with wear to the underside consistent with age.