A Copeland Parian ware figural group, Paul & Virginia,

A Copeland Parianware Figural Group Depicting The Infancy of Jupiter Rafaelle Monti (Italian, 1818-1881) signed R. Monti 1871 and stamped Copyright Reserved/ Copeland. Height 19 1/2 inches. Property f

French Parian Ware figural group by Copeland. As found. 12”h.x13”w.

A fine parianware grouping known as 'Paul & Virginia', England, circa 1846, showing a young woodcutter handing a nest full of chicks to a young peasant woman, both seated on a naturalistic base inscri

DESCRIPTION: antique Parian ware pitcher with subject entitled Paul & Virginia. This pitcher is molded in very high relief in white and light blue hues- made by T J & J Mayer Dale Hall Pottery Longpor

A Parian Ware Figural Group Depicting The Three Graces, after Antonio Canova Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 20 1/2 inches.

Featuring an allegorical female figure with attentive cherub. Signed on base. [11" W x 8" D x 21" H]. Light wear. Previous repairs.

Beautiful grouping of woman and cherub around flowered vase. Height: 8.75 in.

English or American. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Titles, the reverse incised S. Keys Sculpt., the underside with faint model number. The shepherd with three sheep poised atop a rocky mound. Height 1

Parian Ware mythological figural group, possibly Worcester, apparently unmarked, depicting a maiden with a dove and a palm seated on a recumbent lion against whom the infant Dionysus leans, as he hold

Mid 19th c. W.T. Copeland and Sons Parian bisque porcelain classical figural group titled "The Golden Age" depicting man feeding fruits to mother and child with dog , signed on rear of base 13" x 18"

Staffordshire figural group of Paul and Virginia holding a bird's nest, circa 1870, 9 1/4"h x 6 1/2"w

No visible maker's marks, chips to backside of base not visible from the front.H: approx. 13".W: approx. 8 3/4".D: approx. 6 3/4".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques

Late 19th C. Robinson & Leadbeater colored English Parian ware 12" (height) x 10" (length) x 6 1/2" (width) figural group "Don't Be Greedy", incised R & L in an oval mark on backside. [11] CONDITION:

Parian Group Sculpture of Evangeline and Benedict circa 1853 A Worcester Parian Ware Figural Statue "Evangeline and Benedict" 19th Century modelled by W. Boyton Kirk together marked in overall good co

DESCRIPTION: A Copeland Parian Ware W. G. Marshall R.A sculpture depicting "Hermione" features intricate draped garb and figural details. Marked: "Hermione" at front. Stamped: "W.G. Marshall sculpt Ju

A Group of Parian Ware Bustscomprising of a Copeland bust of John Masterman Esq. by J.P. Westmacott, an Adams & Co. bust of Richard Colden Esq., an Art Union of London bust of Alexandra by Mary Thorny

England, United States,18th-19th Century Group includes an early English Staffordshire miniature figural bacchante jug (D44.519.207), two miniature parian ware pitchers, one with French maritime decor

A Minton Parian Ware Figural Vase, UK, 1881 Stoneware, gilding  In the form of three putti erecting a globular urn onto a plinth Modeled by A. Carrier-Belleuse Impressed “MINTONS” wit

Mid-20th century Inscribed to underside: A1012 / 132, with blue underglaze dotted crossed swords mark verso Depicting a seated lady and a young Moorish boy 11.375" H x 10.5" W x 10" D Provenance: Priv

A Copeland Parian figural comport, circa 1862, the reticulated bowl of foliate scroll panels supported on an acanthus capital column, surrounded by three women, Classically draped, on gilt highlighted

Imprinted marks and dated 1881, tinted Parian ware, the bust is modeled with textured drapery, and with grape clusters and vines, 18 1/4 in. H.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 43x11.5x11.5CM.

19th Century Parian Ware Figural Grouping Depicting Pan sitting on a tree stump feeding Cupid from a bowl. Pan's flute, grapes and a jug are on the ground at their feet. The attached base is octagonal

A Copeland Parian Ware Bust of Lesbia Modeled by William Calder Marshall (British, 1813-1894) impressed Lesbia/ W C Marshall RA Sculpt/ Pub Sept 1, 1859/ Copeland and with an illegible inscription in