Allegory of Astronomy, Meissen, Knau

Allegory of Astronomy, Meissen, Knauffzeit 1850-1924, 1st choice, designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler and co-workers in 1756, model no. 2460, a putto standing at a celestial globe looking through a te

Allegory of Spring, Meissen, Knauff swords, mark 1850-1924, 1st choice, designed by Johann Carl Schönheit in 1782, model no. G.91, from a series of the four seasons, a pair of children with a bird's

The porcelain grouping depicting two cherubs playing with a celestial globe and telescope and divider measuring device, wearing pink and blue robes, on a rococo style base, blue underglaze crossed swo

underglaze blue crossed swords mark, impressed "2460" and further impressed "131" and "1710 - 1910"; 6 3/4 inches wide; 4 1/4 inches deep; 6 1/4 inches high

A Neoclassical centrepiece, depicting an allegory on astronomy, H 56 CmA rouge Napoleon marble with gilt bronze mounts and on top a silver-plated star-decorated globe, with on top a green patinated br

Meissen Allegory of Winter Four Cherubs Model 2495 by Johann J. Kaendle Porcelain Figurine of Children by a Fire . There is damage to one of the hands of the Cherub on the lower right. Please see all

19th Meissen hand-painted figure, 'Allegory of Summer', features classical-style female figure holding wheat and other harvest vegetation. Blue crossed sword mark underside. Measures 9"H x 3"W. Condit

Japy Freres gilt and patinated bronze and marble figural clock, 19th century, having Urania, the allegory of astronomy seated next to a globe while holding a plaque reading 'Ptolomee, Copernic, Galile

A Pair of Meissen Painted and Parcel Gilt Porcelain Gartnerkind Figures Late 19th/Early 20th Century together with a Meissen Allegory of Earth figure, each bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue to

19th century bronze plaque (12.5"x9.5") depicting a relief allegory of astronomy with cherubs by French artist Helene Bertaux (Madame Leon Bertaux, 1825-1909)

Incl Birth Place of Isaac Newton Illus. Title Page, Astronomy Allegory, and a plate showing the seasons. Steel Engravings Published 1853, London for "The Mechanism of the Heavens..." by Denison Olmste

Early 20th century; figure of putto on triangular base with gilt lettered title, each figure representing a facet of love and courtship, 4 1/2 to 6 in. H. Estate of Linda McRae Noe Laine, heiress and

Allegory of Smell, Meissen, Knauffzeit 1850-1924, 2nd w., model by Johann Friedrich Eberlein 1745, model no. 692, from a series of depictions of the senses, standing female figure with incense burner

Porcelain, polychrome underglaze painting and gold accents Germany, c. 1900 Meissen Porcelain Factory, established in 1710 Meissen Model: 1684 Below Meissen underglaze blue crossed sword mark as well

Meissen hand-painted porcelain figure "Allegory of The Continent of Europe", features female monarch on horseback. Measures 6.5"L x 3.5"W x 7.5"H. Condition report: Chip to crown of figure, please exa

Allegory of Spring, Meissen, Knauf Schwerter 1850-1924, 1st choice, from a series ''The Four Seasons'', designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler 1764, model no. A64, putto with terrain base flower basket,

Allegory of Autumn, Meissen, Knauf-Schwerter, 1850-1924, 1st w., designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1764, model no. A69, standing putto holding a garland of grapes, naturalistic terrain base with

Allegory of Summer, Meissen, Knauf-Schwerter, 1850-1924, 1st w., designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1764, model no. A67, standing putto holding a bundle of ears of grain and a scythe, naturalistic

19th Century "Allegory of Love" Meissen porcelain figural Potpourri urn designed by Friedrich Eberlein in 1747, model 884. Signed on bottom with underglaze blue crossed swords mark. 3 sections. 12.75"

20th century; each figure of Cupid portraying a pain of love, all titled on base, each 5 in. H.

Meissen Porcelain Figure Allegory of Sound Molded as a woman in classical dress playing the lute, on a Rococo scroll molded base, beside her a stag to her right, and a putto singing with music book in

19th century. Approx. 4 1/2" H x 5" W.

An antique late 19th-century hand-painted porcelain figurine by Meissen Porzellan, a prominent German porcelain manufacture. The figure represents a cherub farming the land. Titled Allegory of the Ear

Element vase with allegory of the ''Air'' : Meissen, 19th century. Model design by Johann Joachim Kaendler, 1741. Large ceremonial jug of oval cross-section, bulbous, footed body with wide spout, hand