Stephan Dakon for Goldscheider, an Art Deco Austrian

Stephan Dakon Goldscheider Art Deco Dancer Circa 1930, Stephan Dakon (Austria 1904-1997) the most important designer of Friedrich Goldscheider manufactory and famous for his stylish art deco dancers,

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.Goldscheider Wien Signed, Numbered Stephan Dakon Figurine Country Of Origin: Austria Period Air Deco 1925-1941.H: 8 In.

Austrian Goldscheider Art Deco Porcelain Women Figure Measure 13 1/2"in H x 10"in W and Bottom Measure 5 3/4"in W x 5"in D

Goldscheider Austrian Art Deco Rare Naked Maiden Vanity Box c1920 Approximately 6 ¼ inches tall and 5 ¼ inches in diameter.

Stephan Dakon for Katzhutte, an Art Deco figure group, Dancers, circa 1935, the woman wearing a green dress with floral edging, printed marks, 32.5cm high

Goldscheider Austrian Art Deco porcelain sculpture, circa 1930s, possibly Weiner Werkstatte, modeled as an elegant lady with gloves, marked and numbered to base. [12 1/2" H x 4 1/4" Diam.].

Goldscheider Austrian Art Deco porcelain sculpture, circa 1930s, each modeled as ladies dancing and flaring their skirts, marked to bases. [15 1/2" H x 10 1/2" Diam.].

Stephan Dakon for Goldscheder Wien Austria Art Deco porcelain sculpture depicting a dancing beauty with hat. Fully hallmarked to bottom. Measures approx. 13 1/2" height x 8" width x 4 3/4" depth. Appe

Goldscheider pottery figure of a young woman on a plinth, signed to the back "Kostiul", painted and impressed marks to interior base. Circa 1935. [6 3/4 x 10 x 5 3/4 inches].

Austrian Art Deco Goldscheider ceramic covered box, 1930s, marked to underside in underglaze back "Goldscheider / Wien" and "Made in Austria" with painted letter "A" and incised marks "774 s / 42" for

Austrian Art Deco Stefan Dakon Bronze Figure of a Female Dancer on Green Onyx Base. Stefan Dakon (1904-1992). Silvered bronze on a stepped triangular base. 'Dakon' inscribed to the reverse. {Approxima

Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892-1950 ). Art Deco Austrian glazed porcelain sculpture for Goldscheider. Titled, "Captured Bird," from the artist's famous Butterfly Dancers series. Model 5230, produced ci

Terracotta. Austrian circa 1930. Dimensions: H 8.5"x W 9" x D 3.5" Condition: Some scratches

Art Déco Tänzerin / Art Deco Dancer, Hertwig & Co., Katzhütte, ca. 1920 Material: Keramik, glasiert u. farbig staffiert, Marke: grüne Stempelmarke, Entwurf: wohl Stephan Dakon (1904 - 1992), Höhe

German Sterbender Schwan Stephan Dakon (Entwurf), Goldscheider, Wien, um 1935/36 Auf Ovalsockel. Bunt staffiert. Rest.. Unterglasurgrauer Manufakturstempel, Modell-Nr. 7426, 322,7 (eingestempelt). H.

Goldscheider Austria Art Deco standing woman figurine 6210. 13.5" Tall. Stefan Dakon artist. Some crazing.

Early 20th century, ceramic Art Deco figure, Austrian. H: 7 1/2 in (19.0 cm.)

DESCRIPTION: Antique Austrian Art Deco patinated bronze small figural sculpture titled "Captive bird" ("Gefangener Vogel") after Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892) for Goldscheider. With engraved number o

Art Deco female figure. Marked Goldscheider Wien to base. Dimensions: H 15" x W 11.5" x D 5" Condition: Crazing. Minor chipping to base rim.

Three Art Deco-style white porcelain busts, in the Austrian manner of Goldscheider or Weiner Werkstatte, two marked for "Geza de Vegh". [Larger: 10 1/2" H x 4" W x 4" D]. Light residue and wear.

BUST BY RUDOLPH KNORLEIN FOR GOLDSCHEIDERAustrian (Vienna), early 20th century, glazed terracotta. Art Deco pottery bust of a young beauty with coral lipstick, upturned hand and flower, marked underfo

Art Deco-style ceramic bust of a woman in the Austrian manner, after a model by Goldscheider, unmarked. [8" H x 6 3/4" Diam.]. Some crackling to glaze; minor wear.

Two Art Deco-style glazed ceramic busts of women, in the Austrian manner, of Goldscheider or Weiner Werkstatte; one illegibly signed. [11 1/2" H x 8" W x 5" D]. Some crackling to glaze; minor wear.

By Laurent.. Shipping in USA $ 160 In 1885, Friedrich Goldscheider came from the Bohemian city of Pilsen to Vienna and founded the Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory. It became on