Four decorative vases in various shapes. Views and landscape vedutas with figural staffage, including a large Fürstenberg potpourri vase with antique-style portrait medallions of Apuleus and Zeno. Polychrome, grisaille and black solder painting. Gold decoration. Partly heavily damaged;/rep./rest./above; partly with manufactory marks. Accompanied by a bell-shaped cup, marked Sèvres (?) in gold on the base. Vase h. 25 cm - 49 cm. A 4-piece mixed lot of German, Bohemian and French porcelain vases. Partly damaged/repaired/restored/rubbed. Partly manufacturer's mark. In addition a bell-shaped cup. Fürstenberg. France. Bohemia. Circa 1780 - 1850. Illustration on the Internet

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