CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURAL INKWELL

TWO CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURAL INKWELLS

Continental parcel gilt porcelain figural inkwell, after a model by Meissen. With a dog lying near two ink pots and a pounce powder shaker. One pot with impressed Beehne mark. [6" H x 10 3/4" W x 7 3/

19 Pieces to include a Conta & Boehme figural inkwell with small losses, a Staffodshire "The Rival" figural vase, unseen crack, a Staffordshire figural group with windmill, repaired, a Continental fig

A pink and green lustre glazed porcelain clam shell inkwell with figural snail inkwell covers. One insert appears to be a replacement and has damage. Measures 5 x 10.75 x 6 inches. We happily provide

An imposing Continental porcelain figural mantel clock emblematic of the arts and sciences second half 19th century The twin train movement with outside count wheel striking on a bell, the back plate

(6) antique Continental porcelain figural boxes, 18th/19th c., Continental, polychrome enameled porcelain, gilt bronze or silver fittings, including a silver mounted dog form snuff box dated 1804, and

A Continental Porcelain Figural Group Height 13 1/2 x length 25 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Elizabeth Austin Hammon

2 Continental porcelain lamps. Lace porcelain figure of a woman, 13 1/2"H not including lamp fitting; couple dancing, with blue Royal Vienna style beehive mark, 12 1/8"H not including lamp fitting. La

unmarked; the floral-encrusted surround crested with cherubs flanking a portrait plaque depicting a lady; the sides applied with pairs of birds and the scrolled pendant with a plaque depicting birds;

A Continental Porcelain Figural Group Mounted as a Lamp Height 16 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

Possibly by Meissen. One depicting dancing couple on rocaille base marked in blue underglaze with crossed swords and incised number. 7 3/4" H. The other depicting two putti. Marked in blue underglaze

Two Antique Continental Porcelain Figural Snuff Boxesthe first a German porcelain snuff box modeled as the head of a Turk, the hinged cover painted with a maritime scene to the interior, possibly late

Probably by Bing & Grundel, early 20th century, modeled as a Danish maiden with two southeast Asian maidens, underside with printed factory mark. [12" H x 10" W x 5 1/2" D].

Pair of Continental Porcelain Harlequin Figures Mounted as Two Light Candelabra. Comprising two Meissen style figures of Harlequin and Columbine and a Jack of Napes and his Lady, mounted in gilt brass

underglaze blue mark to underside, impressed "5" and further impressed "6"; Condition: cherub missing an arm, fingers repaired, minor chips to flowers; 8 1/4 inches wide; 3 1/4 inches deep; 7 1/2 inch

Three Antique Continental Porcelain Figural Bustslate 18th- first half of 19th century, including two hand-painted Staffordshire busts, the largest of a nobleman in wig (9 1/8 in.), and the smaller of

A Pair of Continental Porcelain Figural Groups Mounted as Lamps Height overall 10 inches. Property from the Estate of Commander Karl E. Stein and Flora M. Stein, Chicago, Illinois

with illegible blue underglaze factory mark 12 x 15 x 8 in. (30.5 x 38.1 x 20.3 cm.)

Largest approx. 12" H. From an Edgewater, NJ estate. 1 missing fixture. All damaged.

Marked underside with a blue beehive. Comprising a coffee pot, creamer jug and covered sugar bowl, five cups and six saucers ans an under tray. Tray 18 1/2"l x 11"w

A Continental Porcelain Figural Group 19TH CENTURY depicting figures playing cards around a table, "78" incised into underside. Height 11 x width 11 inches. Provenance: Property from the Collection of

Three Continental Porcelain Figural Groups Comprising: A group of figures with flower garland, unmarked A courting figure group, crossed line mark A couple with flower garland, unmarked The largest 6

A Continental Porcelain Figural Group probably jacob petit, 19th century in the form of a seated lady, young boy and dog before bocage, raised on a shaped base worked to show rocaille with gilt highli

(lot of 16) Continental porcelain figural groups, including Meissen, consisting of babies wearing hats, dandies, a pair of Staffordshire lambs; floral bouquets; a large and small figure of a lady; and