Large Amphora Porcelain Figural Group

DESCRIPTION: An Austrian amphora porcelain figural group. Features two women dressed in gold, hunched over a large basket with applied roses on the outside of basket and on base. Marked on the undersi

DESCRIPTION: A Large Austrian Amphora porcelain figural group depicts two woman harvesting, completed with multi colored tones. Stamped underneath 'Amphora Austria". CIRCA: early-Mid 20th Cent. ORIGIN

DESCRIPTION: Large Lladro porcelain figural group depicting two girls holding amphora vases above their heads, finished with a matte gloss glaze. Traditional Lladro marks at underside. CIRCA: 1985 ORI

Large porcelain figural group of Zeus with putti in chariot pulled by eagles above shaped cloud-form base. Underside with Dresden crown mark in blue. 21.5"H x 23"W x 10"D, Circa - 19th C.

Amphora porcelain figural group, depicting a draped nomad atop camel. Marked "Amphora". PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Leonard E. Walley, Dallas, Texas. 26"H x 17"W x 8"D,

Dimensions: H 17.5" x W 11.5" Condition: Chips, losses.

Dimensions: H 10.25" x W 14.25" x D 10.25" Condition: Chips, repair, losses.

Frankenthal, large porcelain figural group, c 1770, 18th c., German, large porcelain figural group of peasant on mountainside with sheep, blue underglaze maker's mark to underside, 14"h x 9"w Provenan

DESCRIPTION: A large Lladro porcelain figural group depicting Joseph with mother mary and child finished in a semi-matte glaze. Traditional Lladro markings underneath. Numbered: "2443" CIRCA: 20th Cen

Hand painted in style of a Conta & Boehme inkwell figure. Unmarked. Missing piece from artist right hand. Portrait stand restored, hairline crack. Figure is not leveled, wobbly. Issued: 20th c. Dimens

A Large Rudolstadt Porcelain Figural Group, Blind Man's BluffThe large porcelain figural group depicting 5 figures playing blind man's bluff. Well painted and detailed with lacy highlights and 18th ce

Germany, 19th C. A large porcelain figural group consisting on five adult musicians together with a young girl. Predominantly white ground on an oval base with scrolling feet and gilded foliateaccents

Large Porcelain Figural Group. Gentleman feeding his dogs sitting on a log on oval base. Signed to underside. 10 3/4w x 7d x 8h.

Composed of two parts: The Chariot coach with rider, inside two ladies seated in conversation. The front part of four horses driving the coach, marks to both, late 19th C. L. 91.5cm (36in)

A large Lladro porcelain figural group of Llega el Circo (Circus Parade), designed by Regino Torrijos and decorated by Vincente Navarro, raised on conforming wood plinth, blue printed factory mark and

Of five figures playing pool around a pool table. Ladies in lace dress, late 19th C. W. 53.4cm (21in)

LARGE DRESDEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, GERMAN 20TH CENTURYModeled as five figures in 18th century dress dancing to a lute.21"1/2 long x 15" deep x 12"3/4 highWith mark in underglaze blue VOLKSTEDT

Hand painted figures of girl playing guitar with a boy at her side, two children one riding the goat the other feeding the goat, young boy standing, and a young couple holding jugs. Signed with makers

A large Meissen porcelain figural group depicting a gentleman walking his dog. Marked on base. 12in tall. Provenance: From a prominent Main Line, PA collection.

A Large Samson Porcelain Figural GroupAn unusually large and impressive 19th Century Samson figural group, featuring a central figure of the Queen attended by 5 additional figures and a spaniel on a f

A LARGE MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Depicting a man, woman, and child decorating a memorial urn with floral garland. Blue crossed swords mark underglaze, and incised "D92". He

Large Antique Porcelain Figural Group. With cross sword marks on bottom. Possibly Meissen. Depicting one violinist atop the group. Three smaller figures near the feet of the musician. One young woman

Measures 13"x 10.5". Excellent condition. Estimate $700-900

Dimensions: H 12" x W 18.75" x D 12.75" Condition: Some breaks to porcelain "lace." Finish loss.