Group of Royal Copenhagen Figurines

Group of Royal Copenhagen Vessels & Figurines, including baby mermaid trinket dish #3231, butterfly vase #1584, and blue flower braided sugar bowl #10/8081, grey sitting cat #1803, and girl with calf

A GROUP OF ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN FIGURINES Late 20th/21st century 'Accordion Boy' numbered 3667, 'Rosebud Child' numbered 3009, 'Drummer Boy' numbered 3647, 'Princess and Sheep herder' numbered 1

Including #1744 boy seated eating apple, #3468 boy with bear, #1314 amager girl knitting, and #2444 dancing girl with blue dress. Tallest approx. 8 1/2" H. From the estate of a NYC socialite. (7037) A

Group of three Royal Copenhagen Danish porcelain figurines. Includes: Amager Girl Knitting model 1317, designed by Lotte Benter, released 1957 (measures 9" x 4.5" x 6"); Girl in Nightgown with Doll mo

Three Royal Copenhagen Denmark Figurines - Group includes: A) Faun on Goat, #737, 8" h. B) Polar Bear Cubs Playing, #1107, 5 3/8" h. C) Girl with Goose, #527, 9 1/4" h. All figurines with Royal Copenh

A GROUP OF THREE ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN POLAR BEAR FIGURINES, DANISH, 1923-1935, a mother bear, marked, artist monogram "OP," and numbers 1137 and 5; a medium bear, marked, artist monogram "FP,"

Retired Royal Copenhagen Denmark "Harvest Group" # 1300 Man and Woman Signed Danish Hand Painted Porcelain Figurine. Designer : Christian Thomsen. Circa 1959 ( A (U) under the letter R in Denmark ). U

Figure of three birds perched together. Model number 1045 with Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Issued: 1980-1984 Dimensions: 3.75"L x 2.75"W x 2.25"H Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen Country of Origin: Denm

DESCRIPTION: A Group of 4 Royal copenhagen and B&G porcelain figurines depict children playing and eating, marked along the underside. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Denmark DIMENSIONS: H: 5.5" - 8" CONDIT

Group of Contemporary Porcelain Figurines, 20th/21st C., including "Silks and Ribbons" and "Grandma", both manufacture by Royal Doulton; two Royal Copenhagen figurines, one of a boy holding a puppy an

Porcelain group figure of a Chinese man with his lady. Gilded gold accents on the attire and base. 1847; Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Artist's signature on the side. Artist: Christian Thomsen Issued: c

Bing & Grondahl, figures, group of three, Denmark, porcelain, signed, together with a Royal Copenhagen figurine, largest: 6"w x 4"d x 11.25"h. Provenance: The Warshawsky Collection, Chicago, IL

Porcelain animal figural group; gloss finish. Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5.25"H Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen Country of Origin: Denmark

An estate collection of six (6) Royal Copenhagen figurines. Modeled as domesticated dog breeds: Includes one (1) Collie, model 1701; one (1) figural group of Pointer Puppies, model 260; one (1) sittin

Royal Copenhagen 930, 2870, 507, and 511 - assembled group of miniature figurines. Lizard, mouse, fish and frog. Manufacturer's mark to each. Size of mouse: 2w x 1.75d x 2.5. Small chip to ear of mous

Three Royal Copenhagen Owl figurines including; No. 2999 Horned Owl, No. 1741 Snowy Owl, and a group No. 1157 Barn Owls. Largest, 6" high.

Four bird porcelain figurines each with a Royal Copenhagen mark. 5 inches high and less. 5"H and less. Good.

Group of 3 large figures by Royal Copenhagen and Gerold 1) Gerold Lady Shepherdess with three sheep and a ram (10.25"L x 10"H x 5.25"W), model number 7511. There is a tiny chip on the sheep's ear, ove

Group figure of a woman in a long brown coat walking her collie companion. 1375; Royal Copenhagen backstamps on the base and side. Artist's signature and date on the base. Artist: Axel Locher Issued:

Group figure inspired by the Danish folklore by Hans Christian Andersen. 1288; Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Artist: Christian Thomsen Issued: c. 1953 Dimensions: 6"L x 3.25"W x 7.75"H Manufacturer: Roy

Group figure of a boy and girl in their best attire. Text: 'Hans and Trine' on the base. 1783; Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Artist's signature on the side. Depth: 4in. Artist: Christian Thomsen Issued:

Royal Copenhagen (Danish), 1956. Group of two Carl Martin-Hansen designed porcelain figures of children from the National Costume Series (designed 1906-1925) comprising: "Amager", models 1205 and 1206

Group of (5) Danish Porcelain Figurines, incl: RC Panda Eating Bamboo, #662, designed by Allan Terkelsen, 6 3/4" high; B&G Love Scorned, #1614, designed by Ingeborg Plockross Irminger, 6 3/4" high; RC

Including 6 Staffordshire figurines, 3 Royal Doulton figurines, Royal Copenhagen plate, Beleck butter dish, mallard box (PEPA1243/12)(MS) Dimensions: Largest 8.35" high