Meissen Figure after Kandler, "Earth" in the Four

An homage to the design of legendary Meissen porcelain artist Johann Joachim Kandler beginning in 1735, an allegory of the Element Earth from the Four Elements of the universe from the beliefs of anc

Three various Meissen figures from the series of the Four Elements, 20th century, emblematic of Fire, ( C97 ) Water ( C98 ) and Earth, ( C100 ) 11cm high, blue crossed swords marks, incised model refe

(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

A SET OF FOUR MEISSEN FIGURES EMBLEMATIC OF ANCIENT CIVILISATIONSMODELLED BY J. J. KAENDLER, MID 18TH CENTURY Comprising: Alexander The Great as Greece, 22cm high; Nimrod as Assyria, 21.5cm high; Juli

(4) Meissen Figures of the Four Seasons 19th century. marked with blue crossed swords and numbered. Max Ht. 8 1/2 in. Christie's, New York. A Westchester county estate.

Set of 4 Large 19th C. Meissen Figures Allegorical of the Four Seasons (4) Meissen Figures of the Four Seasons 19th century Marked with blue crossed swords and numbered Measurement: 8 1/2 in. H Christ

Four Meissen porcelain cherub figures German, 19th C. Set of four Meissen figures depicting cherubs Labors. {PR} (PBELL6301/4) From the Estate of Phyllis Bell Measurements: Tallest 5 3/8" H Please vie

J.J. Kandler for Meissen Figure Assortment (3) items having the underglaze blue crossed sword mark including a figure from the set 'Emblematic of the Senses' by J.J. Kandler and J. Eberlein, depicting

A Meissen Porcelain Allegorical Figure of Earth 18th century Height 7 1/2 inches. Estimate $1,000-2,000

FOUR COMPANION MEISSEN FIGURESContinental, 19th century, porcelain, with crossed sword marks. The woman holding a birdcage with a lamb at her feet, a man holding a bird with a lamb standing at his fee

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two figures with couples, and two figures of a boy and girl; all with polychrome enamel decoration. All marked with blue underglaze crossed swords, i

18th/19th century gold mounted and hand painted porcelain patch box, finely painted flower exterior with gold mounted rim and hinge opening to courtyard scene with four figures, possibly Meissen, Chr

Meissen porcelain figural group, "Four Seasons," model 1068, after the original by Johann Joachim Kaendler (German, 1706-1775), numbered 34 in black paint, impressed number 9 and model

An antique late 19th-century hand-painted porcelain figurine by Meissen Porzellan, a prominent German porcelain manufacture. The figure represents a cherub farming the land. Titled Allegory of the Ear

Four Meissen Porcelain Figures of Cupid and a German Porcelain Group of an 18th Century Couple Circa 1900 The first depicted mending a broken heart, the next with crossed legs and holding a heart in o

Four Porcelain Figures marked Meissen having the crossed swords on round base (with small chips at base, minor losses); one with Davis Collamore, New York label on bottom, heights 4 - 7 1/2 inches.

Comprising, a man with floral garland, marked F67, a boy with geese marked c41, a man with rooster and flowers, marked 2973, and a man harvesting wheat.

Four Meissen Porcelain Figures of Putti from the Devisenkinder Series , 19th c., blue crossed swords marks and incised/impressed numbers , largest h. 5 1/2 in., w. 3 in., d. 2 1/2 in

Putti, Child with Cape, a Pair of Children and a Seated Young Lady, the largest 5 1/4" high all with Meissen crossed sword marks

Four Meissen style figures, some losses, marked on bottom. 4”t. Ca. 1900.

19th c. German Meissen porcelain Pantaloon figure. After the Kandler original. German mid 19th century. 6 1/4" Ht..

A Meissen Porcelain Harlequin Figure after JJ Kandler, Meissen, Germany, 20th centuryMarks: (

A Meissen Porcelain Peacock Figure after JJ Kandler, Meissen, Germany, 20th century9 inches h

A Pair of Meissen Painted and Parcel Gilt Porcelain Gartnerkind Figures Late 19th/Early 20th Century together with a Meissen Allegory of Earth figure, each bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue to