Meissen, Malabar, Porz.

WOMAN CARRYING FRUIT BASKET IN CHINOISERIE ATTIRE , INCISED 764 ; 6 1/2" x 14" TALL (missing thumb)

Designed after Friedrich Elias Meyer, of a standing man and woman playing musical instruments, 19th C. H 32 cm. (12 3/4 in.).

Pair of Meissen Porcelain Malabar Figures mid-19th century, German, consisting of a male with a bow and arrow slung over his shoulder, and a female carrying a basket of fruit, with underglazed blue cr

Pair of Meissen porcelain Malabar musicians. Germany, late 19th-early 20th century. Each figures are in polychrome costumes, on a gilded scrolling base. View factory marks. Dimensions: woman figure wi

Meissen Porcelain Malabar Musician Figurine Depicting a robed instrument player Property from: an Estate, Chicago (Streeterville), Illinois Height: 12 1/2 inches, Width: 6 3/8 inches Condition: light

A Pair of Large Meissen Porcelain Malabar Figures A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Malabar Figures 19th Century each bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue to the underside and further incised 1569/ 107

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Malabar Figures 19th Century each bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue to underside and further incised 1569/ 1074 and 1576/1074, respectively. Height of taller exampl

Male and female wearing straw hats, with gilt highlights h. 6-3/4 w. 4 in. (largest) Provenance: Descent through the estate of late Eleanor Boadwee, Greenwich, Ct.

Antique signed Meissen 14" Malabar figurine, all in good condition.

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

Meissen Ormolu-Mounted Chinoiserie Malabar Musician Apparently unmarked. 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 5 in. Sold Christie’s, New York, The Art of Collecting: Three Private Collections,  October 8,

A Pair of Large Meissen Porcelain Figures of Malabar Musicians Pr. Meissen's porcelain figures of Malabar musicians depict a man and a woman holding stringed instruments and carrying a box on their ba

Meissen German Porcelain Male Malabar Figure - 19th Century. Crossed swords in blue underglaze, incised "823" and stamped "144". 13 3/4" H. Condition: No damage identified.

pair of figurines, Malabar couple of Meissen, Middle of 20th c., Model of Friedrich Elias Meyer, Model no. 1569/1576, polychrome painted, H. approx. 17.5-18 cm, Malabar on hat dam. and on instrument h

Pr. Meissen porcelain figures of Malabar musicians, depicting a man and a woman, both holding stringed instruments and carrying a box on their backs. 7.25" H x 6.5"W, Circa - 1900.

Malabar with Mandolin . Crossed swords Meissen. No visible cracks or major chips. One small flea bite on hat. please see picture Dimensions: 7.25 inches high x 4.5 inches wide x 3 inches deep Conditio

German. 19th Century. Underglazed blue cross swords and incised 823. Height 13 3/8". (1200/1800)

Malabar mit Mandoline / A figure of a Malabar with a mandolin, Meissen, 1850 Material: Porzellan, polychrom bemalt, glasiert, Marke: unterglasurblaue Schwerter, Entwurf: Friedrich Elias Meyer, 1755, H

(2) antique Continental porcelain figure groups, 18th/19th c., Malabar with samovar, possibly Meissen, and squirrel, 8.5"h x 7"w x 5"d Provenance: Seidenberg Antiques, NY

Pair of Dresden Germany Porcelain Malabar Musician Figurines designed by F.E. Meyer for Meissen. Circa late 19th century. Man 13"H x 7"L x 5"W. Woman 12"H x 6"L x 4.5"W. ;

* A Pair of Large Meissen Porcelain Groups Depicting Neptune and the Triumph of Amphitrite after the model by johann joachim kandler, second half 19th century in six parts, one figural group modeled t

DESCRIPTION: (72 Pc) A German Meissen porcelain dinnerware set in the "Gold Leaf" pattern, decorated with a gold leaf border over a white background. Marked with Meissen hallmark. This set includes: (

K.P.M. & MEISSEN PORCELAIN AND ORMOLU MOUNTED EBONIZED WOOD VITRINE. This wonderful vitrine is of a type traditionally known as a cabinet of curiosities or a "kunstkammer" in German, within which one

(2) Meissen porcelain "element" ewers, after a model by J.J. Kandler, one portraying Earth and the other one air, both having applied relief figures of putti, Juno, Zephyr, Diana and Pan, ribbon-tied