Herend Hungary Cherubs Angels Candle Holder Candelabra - Handpainted Porcelain Signed 7901 RARE

Herend Hungary Cherubs Angels Candle Holder Candelabra - Handpainted Porcelain Signed 7901 RARE. The figure is in excellent condition with no damage, repairs or wear and is fully marked Herend on the

DESCRIPTION: French Large candelabra to six (6) candle holders, gilt bronze decorated with three cherub angels catching birds from a tree surrounded by tree and flower branches motifs.Claude Michel Cl

Hand-painted figure of a majestic elephant in a classic light red fishnet scale pattern with gold accents on tusks and feet. Herend Hungary backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 13.25"L x 6.5"W x 10"

Lot 156 Herend "Rothschild Bird" Service, 107 Pieces  Herend, Hungary, "Rothschild Bird" hand-painted porcelain service, 107 pieces. Features beautifully rendered birds and vibrantly colored insec

Jean Derval (French, 1925-2010) Ceramic Centerpiece 1958, human figural-formed combination platter and candelabra, having a candle holder at each corner; signed and dated to underside Height: 9 1/4 in

the clock with a rhinestone encrusted dial and front panel, hand painted front and side oval porcelain panels each depict maidens and cherubs, front porcelain panel signed illegibly, swag floral porce

Porcelain with bronze mounts, hand painted scenes on front and back of woman with cherubs and flowers. Both signed Linn Grand. Condition note, approx. 3 in. hairline at top of vase below bronze mount

one signed Henry Dasson and dated 1878each with an alabaster cherub sporting a cornucopia with bronze candle armsstanding on a marble plinth with bronze mountseach 45" high

Ormolu foliate body with Sevres porcelain mounts, clock dial and urn top, all hand painted with figures and cherubs in the gardens, accented with jewelling, matching candelabra garniture. French,19th

(pair) Sterling silver date palm tree candle holders, signed Patrick Mavros (Zimbabwean, b.1954), Harare, c.2010, with removable tops, gazelle head and London hallmarks, approx 9 5/8"h, 4 3/8"l, 3 3/8

A Large 19th Century French TIFFANY & Co. Champleve Bronze & Sevres Hand Painted Porcelain Signed by artist Figural Vase on Green Marble base. NOTE: The pedestal IS NOT included! H 23"

KPM (Royal Porcelain Factory) (Berlin, German, founded 1763) Plaque of a Woman Reading hand-painted porcelain signed "K.P.M." with scepter mark 11 1/2 x 15 1/4 inches (sight) 16 1/2 x 20 1/4 inches (f

A very fine and large nineteenth century KPM plaque with hand painted scene, signed H. Meisel and impressed KPM with sceptre on back. Hand painted scene of "Loves Awakening", after the original painti

muller unique cherub vase H12/1/2"

A Pair of Large 19th C. French Sevres bronze & Hand Painted Porcelain Vases Signed "Maxant". H 33" x W 9"

An exceptionally fine and large hand painted KPM porcelain plaque, artist signed Collet and bears impressed KPM with sceptre mark on back. Hand painted scene depicting "Comfort in Grief" after the ori

A Pair of 19th C. French Monumental Bronze Mounted Sevres Hand-painted Porcelain Vases. Museum Quality! Signed "Maxant". Note: Bases (pedestals) sold in separately lot! 52" x 19"

Two matching Asian porcelain bowls signed with blue Asian characters on the undersides. The interior of the pieces are a light teal hue, the exteriors feature a multitude of vibrant colorful florals.

A nineteenth century KPM porcelain plaque with hand painted scene of "The Slave Seller" after the original painting by Hendrik Siemiradzki. Signed Wagner, impressed KPM with sceptre on back. Housed in

Magnificent pair of Buccellati solid (not weighted) sterling silver Rococo-style candelabra, each having seven candle holders. Each measures 21H x 15W x 5.75D(at base). Total Weight: Approximately 261

HEREND QUEEN VICTORIA GREEN DINNER SERVICEHungary, 20th century, Herend Porcelain Manufactory extensive two-hundred and eighteen piece dinner service in the Queen Victoria Green pattern consisting of

Cloisonne Phoenix candle holder, 2 meters high, 40 cm wide, and weighs more than 150 kilograms

Solomon Bell, Strasburg, Virginia. Pottery candle holder in the shape of a female figure holding a torch. Signed and dated 1852. A related example is published in The Shenandoah Pottery, by H. Rice an

Late 19th century, with five candlesticks mounted on a single reticulated arm centering a single candle holder, on a base decorated with putti and snails, no. 1 / 1006 h. 21-1/2 dia. 11 in. Provenance