Copeland Parian Figure of a Classical Maiden

Copeland parian figure of 'The Flower Girl' after Andre Chesneau, 1871, the standing maiden depicted wearing classical drapery and holding a posy, the whole resting on a naturalist base, having impres

late 19th century, fine Copeland figure of a classical maiden holding a flower, impressed "Ceramic/Crystal Palace Art Union/Copyright Reserved/F Copeland" and sculptor "M. Noble Sc" mark, 17 in.; Grec

Copeland parian figure of 'Virginia,' mid 19th century, after Charles Cumberworth, depicting a maiden with a basket of flowers over her left arm feeding birds from seed held in her skirt, resting on a

Two Minton Parian Ware Bisque Porcelain Figures, After Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), Date Codes for 1845-1864. One depicting a Classical Maiden, the other the Huntress Diana. Each impresse

A Copeland Parian porcelain figure of Sabrina, after William Calder Marshall, a young maiden with loose drapery seated on a rock work base, impressed marks, 29.5cm

by Edgar Papworth, March 1, 1860, classical style figure with gilt star on head and exquisite gilt and red trim on gown, 22" tall, excellent.

After Sarah Terry, modeled as a Christian maiden carrying a prayer book from the opera Faust. Impressed Marguerite to front bottom side of base and Copeland to back side edge of base with signs of res

having a central flaring reticulated basket, surrounded by two putti figures, on a classical base, gilt highlights throughout, having an impressed mark for the Crystal Palace Art Union, 8 3/8" high,

A Crystal Palace Art Union parian vase, twin handled pedestal urn form, relief moulded Classical figures of maidens dancing, highlighted in gilt, moulded mark, 21cm high

Estate Lot of 3 Parian Classical Bust Sculptures. 1) Greek figure with military shield with twisted snakes atop his head. No markings. No damage to piece. It measures H 12.5" x W 6". 2) Copeland Paria

Copeland parian figure 'Master Tom,' circa 1872, modeled by Joseph Durham, depicting a small boy seated on a rocky outcropping strewn with shells and seaweed, rising on a circular base marked 'Master

19th C Copeland parian figure of a semi naked woman: holding a tambourine, Impressed Art Union of London 1843,h.46cm.

Copeland parian figure of a shepherd playing a flute after R. Monti, circa 1870, the seated young man is dressed classically with a hat and crook leaning against the rocky base on which he sits, havin

21" H , English c 1870, after Raffaelo Monti (Italian, 1818-1881) signed "R Monti 1870" & "Copeland"

With decorative gold outlines. One titled L'Allegro, one Il Penseroso. Both marked with three circles in triangle form to base. Signed Papworth, made by Edgar Papworth for Copeland. Dimensions: H 15.5

Two 20thC Continental cast figures / Classical maidens in the manner of Moreau, one depicting the Birth of Venus, the other depicting the Allegory of Spring. Largest approx. 18 1/4" high (2)

Copeland parian figure, 'The Dancing Girl, after the W. Calder Marshall marble sculpture, circa 1846, depicting a partially draped woman holding a tambourine, resting on a circular base, marked on the

A Copeland Parian Ware Figure Depicting Beatrice, after Edgar Papworth 19th Century inscribed Beatrice on the base. Height 22 inches.

Figure of a classical maiden in robe with garland atop circular plinth sprigged with white ivy on blue, marked Wedgwood Made In England. Measures 10.25 x 6.25 x 3.75 inches. We happily provide seamles

Circa 1875. After George Halse. The base titled, incised G Halse, Sc., and impressed Copeland Copyright Reserved. The young girl holding a book, with a croquet mallet by her side. Height 15 ½” Dept

A pair of antique large Copeland English Parian bisque porcelain figures depicting a boy and girl designed by George Halse (UNITED KINGDOM, 1826 - 1895). Each fully hallmarked. Figures measure approx.

The nice quality late 20th century bronze castings in two-color patination techniques are after figures originally sculpted by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse. Measure 18 and 18.5 inches. Without proof

(French, 1845-1902) "The Morning Star," figure of classical maiden standing on zodiac globe, signed A. Gaudez, with attached title and signature plaque, 28 in. H.

Two French Patinated Bronze Figures of Classical Maidens, Late 19th century, each figure seated, one mounted on a wooden base, the other raised on a black slate base. Each formerly surmounting a mante