Monumental Meissen "Earth" ewer from the "Four

Rare Monumental Meissen "Fire" porcelain ewer from the "Four Elements" Series. This piece is extremely rare. The ewer is from a collectors estate in Boca Raton, Florida. Circa 19th century. Holds the

Meissen "Elements" Ewer, depicting "Earth" originally modeled by J J Kandler, crossed swords, incised 309, with a pink ribbon-tied wheat-grain handle surmounted by a putto with a basket of fruit, the

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

A monumental Meissen porcelain 'Elements' ewer emblematic of EarthLate 19th/early 20th centuryAfter the model by Johann Joachim Kändler (German, 1706-1775), now affixed with brass base and mounted as

Monumental Meissen figural porcelain basket centerpiece. Four putti dance around center column. At their feet lay a harp, horn, music book and violin. Beautiful sculpted flowers around bowl. Maker's m

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) NAME: Earth NUMBER: C100 SERIES: Four Elements SCULPTOR: Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1770 YEAR: 1850-1925 CONDITION: shrubs were restored. HEIGHT: 4 1/2 inch / 13 cm WIDT

DESCRIPTION: Pair of antique hand painted Meissen porcelain ewers, each featuring figural scenes, four figural busts, beast's heads, tail-form handle and floral and foliage motifs. Each completed with

DESCRIPTION: Pair of antique hand painted Meissen porcelain ewers, each featuring figural scenes, four figural busts, beast's heads, tail-form handle and floral and foliage motifs. Each completed with

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL EWER EMBLEMATIC OF EARTH LATE 19TH CENTURY, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, INCISED MODEL NO. 309, PRESSNUMMER 40, AFTER A MODEL BY J.J. KÄNDLER Molded with a hunt scene, fla

DESCRIPTION: Antique monumental Italian majolica glazed ceramic ewer and pedestal featuring a cobalt tone throughout with gold toned Sculpture details of four seated winged lions at the base surmounte

Meissen Manufactory (German, founded 1710), marks used 1815-1924. Allegorical porcelain figure 'The Earth', porcelain figure from the series 'Four Elements', depicting the earth goddess Cybele sitting

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) SCULPTOR: Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1770 NAME: Earth NUMBER: C100 SERIES: Four Elements CONDITION: Minor damages and repairs of leaves. HEIGHT: 5 1/4 inch / 13 cm WIDTH

Meissen Porcelain Allegorical Figural Group of Cybele Emblematic of Earth, from the series the Four Elements, after a model by Michel Victor Acier, model no. D 83 Height 9 inches, width 9 inches; Toge

German Meissen Porcelain Figural Group Personifying "Earth" ca. 1730, originally from a set of four groups personifying the elements, the central goddess with a cornucopia of fruit, sitting against a

Gärtnerkind 'Die Erde' aus der Serie 'Die vier Elemente' / A gardener child 'The Earth' from the series 'The four elements', Meissen, um 1880 Material: Porzellan, polychrom bemalt und glasiert, Marke

LATE 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP OF CYBELE emblematic of Earth, the crowned goddess seated on a lion, holding a cornucopia and a key, attended by four putti: one holding up a garland,

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

Four hand-painted porcelain pieces with encrusted flowers: pair of covered potpourri vases with gilt rams' heads, and pair of ewers, Germany, late 19th c. One with spurious Meissen mark Vases: 10 1/2"

Measures 20" High. Good condition. Estimate $10.000-12.000

Larry Flynt Monumental Meissen Porcelain Tripod Figural Centerpiece with surrounding captives 38 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 14 in. (97.79 x 44.45 x 35.56 cm.)

This extraordinary pair date to the early 20th century. A pair of similar subject and size recently sold in a New York gallery for over $10,000. One is of a colonial man and the other of a colonial wo

Monumental Dresden porcelain vase with cover and stand, Carl Thieme, Potschappel, late 19th/ early 20th c., domed lid with crown finial, winged putti supporting cartouche with Saxon-Polish-Lithuanian

Meissen (German, founded 1720), circa 1880, polychrome and gilt porcelain "Four Seasons" rocaille form clock, model 2172,, decorated with putti and florals, on three C-scrolled feet, originally modele