King's Collectibles  
324   $95.00

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This nice teapot was manufactured by Meissen. It is in the Blue Onion pattern with amazing cobalt flowers and vines. It is actually quite small, measuring just 4 7/8" tall (at it's highest point), and 7" across (including handle and spout). I believe it is called a "mini teapot". It is marked with the crossed sword Meissen mark (see photo). There is no damage of any kind - other than the fact that the lid is not the correct lid for the Blue Onion pattern.

Mark's Treasure Chest  
D014   $74.95

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This Meissen Teacup and Saucer set is marked with the Crossed Swords and dates to about 1900 to the best of my knowledge. There is minor wear on the Gold, most noticeably on the scalloped-like saucer which is quite normal for this 104+ year old set. The overall condition is considered to be really nice with NO chips or cracks. The cup is 4" wide including the handle and is 2.5" tall with the saucer being 5" wide. This is a great old vintage Meissen teacup and saucer for the discerning as well as... Click for details

Scott's Antiques  
  149.00

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Meissen 'Blue Onion'Chamber Candlestick Holder

Glass, Antique or Not...  
M23657   $250.00

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This is a quite old covered powder or candy box, 3" tall and 4 3/4" in diameter, made by Meissen in the 'Strewn Flowers' or 'Scattered Flowers' or 'Streublumen' pattern. It has the older crossed swords mark of 1850 to 1924. Gold trim shows no wear, however the top of the box in the very center has faint scratches where someone has evidently placed the lid upside down when using the powder. They are only noticible in reflected light and are not throug the handpainted floral design. 1850.