MEISSEN MONKEY BAND VIOLINIST FIGURINE

Meissen Monkey Band Figurine of a Violinist designed by P. Reinicke in 1747-1766. ; Country of Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 5.5"H x 2"D on base; Issued: Circa 19th century;

Meissen Monkey Band Figurine of a Violinist designed by P. Reinicke in 1747-1766. Circa 19th century. ; Country of Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 5.5"H x 2"D on base;

Figurine Is 5 1/2" Tall. No Chips , No Cracks And No Repairs. A Stunning Example Hard To Find Without Some Sort Of Damage Or Repairs.

(6) Meissen Style Monkey Band Figurines, (3) Marked Sitzendorf Including Conductor With Hand Repair And Missing Hand, One Missing Arm, One In Good Condition, (3) With Blue Scissor Mark Include Conduct

A collection of Meissen or similar Monkey Band figurines. (5)

A Collection of Meissen or similar Monkey Band figurines. (5)

A two piece set containing a Meissen German monkey band orchestra leader and accompanying music stand. Monkey is fine highly detailed porcelain. Monkey measures 7" x 5" 2.5". Music stand measures 4" x

5 Pieces of Meissen Porcelain Figurine Monkey Band. 19th Century. The quality is outstanding as shown in photos. All are signed with the blue mark. The largest figure measures 6.25" tall and the other

Meissen (German) 19th century porcelain monkey band bag piper figurine. Wearing black hat, yellow coat, blue waist coat with gold buttons, and pink striped breeches. Marked with underglaze blue crosse

2 figurines of the monkey band, Meissen, around 1870, singer and Cello player ( bow missing), painted in bright colors, both restored, H. approx. 11cm

Meissen Monkey Band. Crossed Sword mark, with an S. Six in th lot. Included is a seventh, the violinist who has a broken bow.

Monkey Band Collection. Meissen style figure. Soft pastel coloration; gilt highlights. Scissor mark to base. Chip to flute. #musician #figurine #band Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5"H Country of Origin:

Three Antique German Dresden Monkey Musicians / Porcelain Figurines. Marked on bottoms. In the style of the Meissen monkey bands, but made by another company. Tallest measures 5.5 inches in height.

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

a whimsical set of musicians, tallest is 5", excellent. A Dresden Germany set after the Meissen set......In 1733, the sculptor Johann Joachim Kändler became the chief modeler at the Meissen Porcelain

Figurine modeled as monkey dressed in purple coat playing the violin. Gold gilt details. Part of the British National Trust Collection. After famous Monkey Band designed by Johann Joachim Kandler for

Collection of nine assorted porcelain figurines. Mostly antique. Includes four members of a monkey band, with the violinist being the largest at 8" tall; includes a 4.5" tall Furstenberg double cherub

Porcelain male monkey on rococo style base with hurdy gurdy instrument. From the Monkey Band Orchestra series. Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark. This lot has no reserve. Dimensions: 5.5" H

Porcelain monkey on rococo style base from the Monkey Band Orchestra series. Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark. This lot has no reserve. Dimensions: 5.75" H Country of Origin: Germany

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

late 19th century, a monkey band figure (5.25 in.) (replaced instrument); a young boy (5.5 in.) (broken hoe, chip to hat). Private Collection of a Lady, Chapel Hill, NC.Additional high-resolution phot

A Meissen monkey band, late 1970s/early 1980s After the models by J.J. Kaendler and P. Reinicke of 1753-1765, comprising twenty-one figures, each on a base moulded with gilt-edged scrollwork: the con