Tea at the Ritz - Lenox Lady with base

Retired Tea at The Ritz Lenox Porcelain Figurine Sculpture Item has no chips or cracks, item is in overall good condition Approx 8.6in H. Out of a New York City Estate

Art Nouveau Style Fine Porcelain Figurine by Lenox Tea at The Ritz Lenox Vintage 1987 Sculpture Collection Approximately 8 3/4 inches tall.

Lot of 4 Lenox Figurines including Legendary Princesses: Princess & The Frog Prince in Original Box, The Snow Queen, Scheherazade and Lenox Tea at the Ritz. Measures 8.75" - 9.25" tall. Please read th

LENOX PORCELAIN TEA CUPS WITH STERLING BASES Set of 6 Lenox porcelain tea cups with sterling silver basket bases. Measure 2.50" tall and 4.25" in diameter. Total silver weight: 228 grams.  W

(18/19th c) Earthenware covered in paper in Chinese characters and Japanese poems. Chinese character says "Tea Lady". 32 1/4 x 20 inches Condition: Good, loss to paper near base Temp No 6598

LENOX Fine Porcelain "Tea At The Ritz" Fashion Woman Statue 8.75 in. height. size: 8.75 in. x 5.25 in.

2 porcelain figurines. The Franklin mint "Lady Violet" statue with wooden base. Lenox "Wicked Stepmother" statue. Lady Violet statue: 11 3/4" H including base.

Offered for sale are 7 Lenox fine porcelain hand painted Figures. Titled as follows. Caroline, Vanessa, Anne, Catherine, Juliet and At The Ritz. No box. Good condition. No chips, cracks or repairs. Me

A large group of delicate porcelain soup bowls, tea cups and a plate, painted with classical flower patterns and set with gilt handles and rims, the base marked Lenox. 4.75inch W, 2inch H (largest).

LOT (3) LENOX PORCELAIN FIGURES INCLUDING "THE BELLE OF THE BALL", "TEA AT THE RITZ", "FIRST WEDDING". HEIGHT 8 1/2"

TEA AT THE RITZ 8 1/2"H

Lladro 1511 Porcelain Cafe de Paris. A large grouping.Wooden base included. No box. Dimensions: 14" X 15"

LENOX STERLING TEA SERVICE SET OF 12 Lenox Sterling Silver tea service set of 12. Includes (12) Sterling Silver bases and (12) Lenox Porcelain cups. Weight: 24 oz sterling silver

English rosewood and mother of pearl tea caddy. Loss to trim at base. splitting to grain. Mother of pearl inlay missing lower left. Split along interior lid. Missing back bun feet. Ladies red leather

Teapot, tea cup and tea bag plate. Marked Artist Sketchbook at the base. 6-1/2" high the cup & pot together; 3-1/4" dia the plate.

Four piece, coffee pot, teapot, lidded creamer & sugar, all in urn form white porcelain with Adams style floral silver overlay, green Lenox Belleek mark on bases, Coffee is 8 1/2" high.

DESCRIPTION: A Wallace sterling tea cup composed of a Lenox porcelain insert and a Wallace sterling, open work base with punctured reticulations. Marked with R.Wallace maker's marks as well as:"Sterli

DESCRIPTION: A Wallace sterling tea cup composed of a Lenox porcelain insert and a Wallace sterling, open work base with punctured reticulations. Marked with R.Wallace maker's marks as well as:"Sterli

Group of antique metalware including Victorian caster set, silverplated tea set and serving tray, ladies shoe pin cushion, hotel front desk bell on marble base, copper repousse frame mirror, repousse

This ceramic bust of a lady is a beautiful Art Deco piece. It is attributed to Lenox, but no makers mark has found. The original base is missing from the piece. It is beautiful with no chips or cracks

A fine Chinese carved red coral group of two ladies with flora and a tea set, on a wooden base. 19-20th century. Weight of the coral: 480 gr. H:19cm(the coral) - 24 cm (incl.stand)

Each with rounded sides rising from a short foot, the body painted with one lady stands under the tree and holds a boy hand, other boys are playing with each other, the base inscribed with Tongzhi sea

Lenox silver overlay cobalt porcelain three piece tea set. 5.9" teapot, 4" creamer and 3.65" lidded sugar. Each piece marked on base. Condition: good, no chips or cracks, see images. Weight: 2.4 lbs.

Circa 1800. Having a circular top over nicely turned base emitting three Queen Anne legs ending in an interesting pad foot. H30" W32" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.