A Meissen model of Columbine playing the hurdy-gurdy,

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, "REVELRY," AFTER A MODEL BY JOHANN JOACHIM KÄNDLER, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY, parcel gilt enameled glazed porcelain figures of musicians playing flute, hurdy-gurdy, F

Pair of Meissen figures of malabars, with man playing guitar and lady playing hurdy-gurdy, 12 1/2" h. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

Two Meissen Porcelain Emblematic Figural Groups After Acier and Schonheit. The first, a group of musicians and dancers, with male bagpiper, seated woman playing a hurdy-gurdy, above a couple dancing;

Woman playing a hurdy-gurdy. Hand painted porcelain; finely painted floral pattern. After Meissen. Exquisitely designed; she wears head scarf and floral patterned dress. Circular base; gilt accents; a

Figural candelabra, 2 flames, Potschappel, Dresden, rococo form with 2 candelabra sockets, centrally seated female monkey with hurdy-gurdy after the model from the Monkey Chapel of Meissen, polychrome

The Meissen Porcelain Monkey Musicians Are From The Collectable Meissen Monkey Band After 18Th Century Models By J. Kaendler, The Meissen Monkeys Are Only A Sample Of The Many Models We Have In Stock.

The Meissen Porcelain Monkey Musicians Are From The Collectable Meissen Monkey Band After 18Th Century Models By J. Kaendler, The Meissen Monkeys Are Only A Sample Of The Many Models We Have In Stock.

Maestro Verdi Man Playing Hurdy Gurdy 19th C. Etching , Gedeon. size: 12 x 9.5 matte, 17 x 14 outside frame

Continental Terracotta Figure of a Lady Playing a Hurdy Gurdy , c. 1900, h. 49 in., w. 23 in., d. 16 in., on faux painted wood pedestal, overall h. 70 in

A pair of Bow figures of musicians, circa 1760-65 Seated on puce scrolled bases, she playing a hurdy-gurdy, he a cello, their costumes painted in an attractive pale palette, her skirt and his trousers

Meissen porcelainChinese hurdy-gurdy playerPorcelainHand paintBottom blue sword markHeight 30,5 cm

Eutrope Bouret (French, 1833-1906), cast bronze sculpture of a young woman playing a hurdy gurdy, originally fitted for a lamp, signed in cast, 27" H x 9" W x 8" L.

Figurine modeled as monkey dressed in purple dress playing a hurdy gurdy or string instrument. Gold gilt details. Part of the British National Trust Collection. After famous Monkey Band designed by Jo

German porcelain; finely painted flower pattern. Features a woman playing a hurdy-gurdy. She wears pink head scarf, maroon jacket and lovely dress hand painted with colorful flowers; gilt highlights.

German, possibly 18th century, each with crossed swords mark to base, enamel and gilt decoration, comprising: lady with hurdy gurdy, 6-7/8 x 3-3/8 in.; gentleman with guitar, 7 x 4 in. Provenance: The

Porcelain male monkey on rococo style base with hurdy gurdy instrument. From the Monkey Band Orchestra series. Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark. This lot has no reserve. Dimensions: 5.5" H

Seated woman playing an instrument. Stamped to bottom. Royal Doulton backstamp, figurine title, and edition information on bottom. Artist: Peggy Davies Issued: 1975 Dimensions: 6"H Edition Number: 643

monkey band, Meissen, around 1880, after the model of 1745, monkey playing piano on a back,finely and colorful painted, gold heightened ,Meissen-brand mark with accentuated knob, approx. 12x11x5 ,5 cm

A Group of Three Peggy Davies Limited Edition Royal Doulton Porcelain Figurines Playing Musical Instruments, 20th Century,Comprising of Flute no. 450, Flute no. 450 and Hurdy Gurdy no. 739. Each havin

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Group depicting a female figure with children and playing cards, model E69. Height 9 1/2 inches. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Katherine Rudloff, St. Louis, M

A large model of 4 children playing musical instruments & figure of a girl. From a Greenwich, CT estate. - Dimensions: 10.5" h & 7.5" h.

Meissen porcelain figurine of girl playing cards. Original model by Victor Acier, c 1775. The hatted lady with lace dealing cards upon a tripod table with gilt decoration, round base, blue crossed swo

Designed by Johan Carl Beauty, model 2952. Depicting a family of musicians playing the day away. 1st mark as shown. 8 1/2".

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo