(2) MEISSEN PORCELAIN MALBAR MUSICIANS AFTER MEYER

Lot of 2 Meissen porcelain figurines: Monkey playing Bassoon. Monkey playing triangle. 5 ½"h

Two Meissen Porcelain Cupid Musicians, Germany, late 19th/early 20th century, each polychrome enameled and gilded, one modeled singing, ht. 6 1/2; the other playing a mandolin, ht. 6 1/4 in.; crossed

Meissen Porcelain Malabar Musician Figurine Depicting a robed instrument player Property from: an Estate, Chicago (Streeterville), Illinois Height: 12 1/2 inches, Width: 6 3/8 inches Condition: light

19th century, Meissen hand painted German porcelain figurine of a woman playing the triangle musical instrument. Blue swords mark under glaze to base. Measures 5-1/2" Tall. From a Miami Beach estate.

Meissen Porcelain Cherub Musician Figurine. Circa 1920s. Marked on the bottom. 6"H x 3"L x 2.5"W. =; Country of Origin: Germany

4 Meissen style porcelain dog musician figures in 18th century style costume, cobalt underglaze mark, one missing paw, one missing end of instrument, bow damaged on fiddler 5" x 2.5"

Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Musician Dimensions: 13 1/2" H x 11" W Property from the collection of Isabella Leeds, removed from a full floor apartment at 485 Park Avenue (LEED159)(MS)

Three Meissen porcelain groups comprising "Young Musicians", "Musical Couple", and "Young Harvesters". Largest: 6 1/2" high, 5 1/2" wide. Smallest: 6 1/2" high, 4" wide. Condition: repairs, small loss

Meissen Porcelain Figure Group of Child Musicians Blue crossed swords mark. 9 1/2 x 5 in. diam.

Group of ten porcelain German Meissen monkey musicians. Largest: 7 1/4" high, 5" wide. Smallest: 5" high, 2 3/4" wide. Condition: chips, losses.

MEISSEN FIGURINE - Late 19th c. Meissen German Porcelain Figurine Depicting Five Child Musicians, #2489 incised in base, with blue crossed swords mark with curved handles, 6 1/2" high, 3 3/4" x 4". Ch

Pair of Dresden Germany Porcelain Malabar Musician Figurines designed by F.E. Meyer for Meissen. Circa late 19th century. Man 13"H x 7"L x 5"W. Woman 12"H x 6"L x 4.5"W. ;

2 putti / children, 2 musicians (broken off instrument reed included), figure collecting grapes. With missing elements. Meissen marks on bottom. As is. Tallest 2.5" X 3" X 5.5"H

Designed by Johan Carl Beauty, model 2952. Depicting a family of musicians playing the day away. 1st mark as shown. 8 1/2".

Lot of 8 porcelain figures, including Dresden, Bow, Meissen style, Chelsea style, pair of birds with bocage backgrounds, 2 Meissen style musicians, Meissen style Welsh Tailor's Wife figure group, Bow

Three continental porcelain groups comprising "Young Musicians" and "Young Harvesters" both with Meissen mark and "Musical Couple" with possibly Bristol mark. Largest: 6 1/2" high, 5 1/2" wide. Smalle

(pair) Meissen porcelain companion figures, both standing on a naturalistic rocaille base, blue crossed sword mark, scattered chips to flowers and leaves, including: (1) Gardener, polychrome model wit

2 Meissen Porcelain 19th Century Cherubs on Stands with gilding and marbleizing; one with hands and wings tied with pink ribbons, the other with quiver carrying a lady's pink slipper; both with underg

2 Meissen porcelain polychrome bid figures. Parrot and other tropical bird. Tip of beak repaired on latter. Both marked with underglaze blue maker's mark and inscribed numbers. Heights 9.25in and 9 in

Two similar 19th century hand painted Meissen porcelain parrots, each 8"h x 4"w, maker marked with Meissen blue crossed swords (1825-1924).

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figural group, Snowball Fight, original model by Alfred Koenig c. 1908, blue crossed swords mark, including: (1) Boy Tossing Snowballs, incised W131, painted 56, 5"h, 3.75

(pair) Meissen porcelain figures, Gardeners, original models by Michel Victor Acier c.1770, blue crossed swords mark, scattered chips to flower and leaves, including: (1) girl gardener, wearing pink v

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figures, Grape Sellers, blue crossed swords mark, scattered chips to leaves and fruit, including: (1) Girl with Basket, incised 3, impressed 47, painted 12, 5"h, 2.25"w, 2

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figural groups circa 1870, after 18th Century models by Michel Victor Acier, the first depicting putti about to ignite a canon symbolizing the allegory of the war (model C