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PPL682. Pairpoint
Limoges plate with decoration of pink wild roses on a yellow background with
green leaves and brown stems. Signed on reverse side "Pairpoint
Limoges" and numbered 2301/36. 8 ½" diameter.
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PPL683. Pairpoint
Limoges shallow bowl with a decoration of a young lad proposing to a young
girl. The bowl is signed on reverse side and numbered 2049/80. 9 ¼" long by 6 ¾" wide.
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PPT759. Crown Pairpoint cup and saucer, also known as Pairpoint Limoges, in colors of Burgundy, pink, green and white. This ceramic ware was made from 1894 – 1909, and has not received the notoriety that is so deserves. Similar in appearance to the company’s opal ware, but decorated on French ceramics. This was a popular line at the time and showed Pairpoint’s ability to adapt to the changing times. Saucer is 5 3/8" diameter. Excellent dondition. Signed on base.
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PPT684. Pairpoint
silver-plated box. This is a rare form with an applied hull of a boat and the
inside of the box is lined with wood. Signed on underneath side
"Pairpoint" and numbered "D4944". The box is 8 ¼"
long, 3 ¼" wide by 2 ¾" tall. Very good condition, but it does have
some wear to the silver plate.
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PPL825. Pairpoint Limoges Compote with enamel decoration of flowr blossoms, leaves and gold highlights. An applied vine wraps around the stem. Signed with the green Pairpoint Limoges crown mark and is numbered 2005. 8" tall. Excellent Condition.
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PPL680. Pairpoint
Limoges two-handled vase with decoration of a village on the water (perhaps
Venetian) with a little boy fishing over a railing. The reverse side has two
boats on the water. The mauve background has gold highlights. Signed on base
"Pairpoint Limoges". 15" tall. Excellent condition.
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PPL824. Pairpoint
Limoges vase with floral decoration of amethyst, blue, yellow and white blossoms with green leaves and gold highlights. Enamel gold top and feet and signed with the green Pairpoint Limoges Crown Mark. Also it is numbered 2007/90. 10 3/4" tall, excellent condition.
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PPT751. Crown Pairpoint portrait vase, also known as Pairpoint Limoges, in colors of blue and white. This ceramic ware was made from 1894 – 1909, and has not received the notoriety that is so deserves. Similar in appearance to the company’s opal ware, but decorated on French ceramics. This was a popular line at the time and showed Pairpoint’s ability to adapt to the changing times. Pictured in Ken Wilson & Jane Spillman’s wonderful book “Mt. Washington & Pairpoint Glass” Volume 2, page 210. Excellent condition with a wonderful provenance. 12” tall.
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