"Amphora" Austrian Figure of Child

An "Amphora" Austrian figure modeled as a child struggling with two baskets, marked and numbered. [8 1/2" H x 8 1/2" W x 6" D]. In good condition; no chips, cracks or repairs.

Amphora Austrian Antique Porcelain Figure of a Seated Arab. Circa 1890s. Condition: Generally Very Good. No Damages, Slight Gilt Loss Due to Age and Loss.Dimensions: H-13", L-8", Depth-6"Provenance: F

An Austrian Amphora porcelain figure of a sea nymph, circa 1900 18cm high, 43cm wide, 27cm deep

Austrian Amphora Porcelain Figure of Two Tigers {Dimensions 11 x 11 x 5 inches}

Early 20th Century Austrian Amphora Porcelain Figure, Arab Man Playing Flute. Impressed marks to base. Rubbing to Gilt Decoration Otherwise Good Condition. Measures 13-1/4 Inches Tall and 8 Inches Wid

An Amphora Teplitz Austrian figural statue. Crafted of fine quality Austrian porcelain. Depicts a female figure carrying baskets and wheat. Finished in warm golds, greens, and creams, in an Art Nouvea

Ernst Wahliss Amphora Austrian vanity tray two figures pink and green lustre glaze. 11" x 4 1/4" long, 1 3/4" high. Marked EW crown depose on base.

A PAIR OF AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZE FIGURES OF CHILDREN AT PLAY Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922), early 20th century The boy signed C. Kauba, and impressed GESCHUTZT, the girl signed Kauba, each on

An Austrian Amphora Art Nouveau female figure, circa 1900 54cm high, 44cm wide, 24cm deep

(2) Austrian Turn-Teplitz Amphora porcelain male and female shepherd figures now mounted as lamps. Very good condition, sheep shows repair and shepherds stick is lost. Figures are mounted on lamp base

Mystery Artist (19th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. A figural work painted in the style of the 19th Century (Austrian) Tyrolean School depicting child figures in rustic style costume, w

A miniature Austrian cold painted bronze figure based on the children's story / poem by Edward Lear, 'The Owl and the Pussy Cat' and their pea green boat. Red striped sails, grey striped kitten, and g

An antique Austrian Turn Wien porcelain sculpture. A figural group depicting a Neoclassical style female figure and child accented with hand applied flowers and gilt accents in the Austrian Art Nouvea

First-half 20th Century Child signed: Bosse / Austria [Walter Bosse]; Musician appears unsigned Comprising a Walter Bosse polychrome glazed ceramic seated child with dog and a polychrome matte glaze

Group of three (3) Austrian bronze figures by Hagenauer, Vienna Austria: consisting of a Dancing Rabbit, a Dancing Devil Mouse, and a Black African Child (Franz Hagenauer). Rabbit and Child with Hagen

An antique small Austrian bronze figure of a boy. This figure features a young African child holding a comically oversized water jug when compared to his small frame and falling into a basket. The bro

Including a matched pair of Austrian polychrome figures, each unmarked. Also, an Italian mother and child figural group marked to the underside. Tallest height: 12"

Austrian Cold-painted Bronze Figure, early 20th century, each polychrome, unmarked; a woman holding an amphora-form vessel, ht. 3 3/8

Austrian Cold-Painted Bronze Figure, Early 20Th Century, Each Polychrome, Unmarked; A Woman Holding An Amphora-Form Vessel, Ht. 3 3/8

(2) AUSTRIAN ORIENTALIST BRONZE FIGURES cold painted, possibly Bergman, including a seated woman with head scarf, impressed #2991 on robe, and a young child seated beside a large kettle, stamped Gesch

bulbous tree trunk form with gold branches of red leaves and multiple clusters of raspberries adorned with two central figures of young children, hard to see mark of Amphora and Austria in ovals, 18"

bulbous tree trunk form with gold branches of red leaves and multiple clusters of raspberries adorned with two central figures of young children, hard to see mark of Amphora and Austria in ovals, 18"

Ernst Wahliss Amphora Porcelain Woman with Harp, Ernst Wahliss (Austrian, 1836-1900), Amphora turn wein porcelain figure depicting a female figure in classical attire holding a harp, hallmarked on bot

An attributed to Susi Singer (Austrian/American 1891-1955) hand-painted figure of the Madonna and child, with colorful glaze. Signed "SS" on base and numbered 127. 13in tall x 5in wide. | Local and NY