Walter Schott for Meissen Porcelain, The Boule Player,

Meissen porcelain figure, Boule Player, original model by Walter Schott (German, 1861-1938), incised Q180, an intent beauty in partial drape extending a gold ball in one hand, tree stump behind with a

Figurine. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 14"

Meissen Porcelain Kugelspielerin Ball Player Figure Modelled after the bronze by Walter Schott (German, 1861- 1938). The female figure modelled standing, leaning forward, dressed in a pink toga, and s

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen porcelain by "Walter Schott" Titled "The female ball player" featuring a women in draped gown with gilt sphere in hand, finished in a glossy glaze. Marked: "Q 180" with undergla

Meissen Walter Schott Female Porcelain Figure. Figural porcelain statue of a classical / Grecian woman with an outstretched arm on a round base. Bears the blue crossed sword mark and incised Q180 and

A Meissen Porcelain Figure modeled by walter schott (1861-1938) Kugelspielerin, with crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised Q180 and impressed 58 to the underside. Height 11 5/8 inches. Estimate $

Antique Meissen porcelain Kugelspielerin figural after Walter Schott. Marked Q 780 to underside. Piece is heavy. Measures approx, 8 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent with

A Meissen Porcelain Figure modeled by walter schott (1861-1938) Kugelspielerin, with crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised Q180 and impressed 58 to the underside. Height 11 5/8 inches. Estimate $

Meissen Porcelain enameled colored Figure of Girl Playing Bowls in an Art Nouveau design by Walter Schott circa 1900; the base with underglaze blue crossed sword mark and various inscribed and painted

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), jubilee mark for 1910, 1st choice, design by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first form 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a gol

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), 1st choice, designed by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first made in 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a golden ball, on a pro

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

Antique Meissen style porcelain Kugelspielerin figural after Walter Schott. Marked Q 780 to underside. Piece is heavy. Measures approx, 8 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent

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Antique Meissen German porcelain sculpture depicting a man playing the bagpipes with a dog and lamb at his feet. Measures approx. 6" tall.

Meissen porcelainFlute playerPorcelainHand paintBottom blue sword markHeight 25 cmProfessionally restored

Meissen porcelainChinese hurdy-gurdy playerPorcelainHand paintBottom blue sword markHeight 30,5 cm

19Th C. Meissen Monkey Band Triangle Player. Meissen Porcelain Figure, Monkey Playing Triangle, Wearing Black Tricorn Hat And Powdered Wig, Blue Frock Coat With Flowered Vest, Incised 60013, Impressed

Meissen porcelain figure, Guitar Player from Monkey Orchestra, original model by Johann Joachim Kaendler c. 1753, polychrome model with depiction of a monkey in feathered hat, white neck ruff, and str

Meissen porcelain figure, Triangle Player from Monkey Orchestra, original model by Johann Joachim Kaendler c. 1753, polychrome model with depiction of a monkey in grey wig and tri-corner hat, wearing

The Meissen Porcelain Monkey Musicians Are From The Collectable Meissen Monkey Band After 18Th Century Models By J. Kaendler, The Meissen Monkeys Are Only A Sample Of The Many Models We Have In Stock.

The Meissen Porcelain Monkey Musicians Are From The Collectable Meissen Monkey Band After 18Th Century Models By J. Kaendler, The Meissen Monkeys Are Only A Sample Of The Many Models We Have In Stock.

A Meissen porcelain Victorian casino card player. Dimensions: 6 1/2" X 3"