GERMAN PORCELAIN MIRROR

A Meissen German porcelain mirror with applied cherubs and flowers and fine hand painted portrait of a lady, 19th century. 75 x 45cm

The surmount of facing airborne cherubs draping porcelain garland on a cartouche topped by a figural crown atop the oval frame with highly detailed applications of intricate flower blossoms joining a

German porcelain mirror featuring a swag top with a portrait of a lady flanked by cherubs, continuing with aviary, putti and floral decoration, terminating to an aviary lower cartouche. Complementing

Antique German porcelain mirror. Frame crafted out of quality German porcelain. Features a robust scroll and flower design with maiden bust at top. Pine back. Fair to good shape with losses and older

blue crossed swords mark, the surround encrusted with flowers, supported by a wooden easel back; 26 x 17 inches

Antique German porcelain wall mirror. 27 1/2 H x 21 1/2”W x 7 1/4 D. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER, SAME FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS.

Near pair of German porcelain figural mirrors, the rectangular plate surmounted by a small shaped plate and surrounded by putti and floral forms. Crest of one with crown mark in blue underglaze. 29.5"

A nineteenth century German porcelain wall mirror having putto and applied flowers, no maker's mark. Ht: 37" Wd: 25"

German porcelain wall mirror, likely Dresden, with scrolled and raised floral and figural decoration including a female, possibly Aphrodite, holding a mirror, and two cherubs. Two candle arms protrude

LARGE GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL DRESSER MIRROR. Condition: minor losses. 23" x 14"

DESCRIPTION: Antique Dresden wall mirror featuring several applied puttos and flowers around the porcelain frame and adorned with three candlestick electrical sockets. Tested and fully functional. CIR

A beautiful pair of German, Dresden, unsigned porcelain small wall mirrors with putti on each side playing and encrusted flowers all around. They are 14" tall and 10.5" wide. Shipping Domestic: Shippi

Large 19th C. Meissen German Porcelain Figural & Floral Encrusted Wall Mirror. 32.5" x 18"

German Meissen style porcelain framed wall mirror, early 20th c., parcel gilt frame, floral crest over winged cherubs, applied flowers, birds, two putti as Ceres and Dionysus, shaped and beveled mirro

19th C. German Hand Painted Porcelain Plaque Hand Mirror. Measures 8 1/2" x 3"

Painted porcelain mirror. Sitzendorf Co. (German, est. 1850) Titled "Oglindă ornamentă cu putti, frunze şi flori" (Mirror ornament with putties, leaves and flowers). Dimensions: 39.4" x

1st item: German Sitzendorf style rectangular porcelain table mirror with raised floral and cherub decoration, the whole mounted onto a wooden easel style frame. 20 3/4" H x 13" W x 5" D. Late 19th ce

Mirror with Floral Porcelain Frame, German, Presumably Late 19th Century. Signed Kaiser Porcelain (Bavaria, Germany) - ca 1970 - Present. Measure 34"in H x 23"in W.

German Rococo Style Porcelain Figural Grouping Unmarked, the mirror being attached to table using bolts, possibly Aelteste Volkstedter Property from: a Buffalo Grove, Illinois estate Height: 15 1/2 in

19th C. Pair of Figural Dresden Mirror wall sconces candle holders. German Porcelain. H 22" x W 12"

GROUP OF GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUPS LATE 19TH CENTURY to include three Dresden Meissen style figure groups; together with a MEISSEN FOLIATE ENCRUSTED EASEL MIRROR (Mirror 35cm high, tallest figure

German, Circa 1924-1934, Mark Underglaze Blue Cross With Dot Top Edge, Each With Incurvate Crest, Elaborate Flowers, Putti And Plaques Painted With Landscapes On Crest And Pendant, Height 47, Width 29

FIVE GERMAN DRESDEN LACE PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPS - Includes: (1) Sitzendorf Young Man 10 1/4” H, (2) Reine Handarbeit Woman w/mirror 7 1/4” H, (3) Volkstedt couple 6 1/2” H, (4) Muller Volksted

Antique German Dresden style porcelain group, depicting a couple in conversation as she checks herself in the mirror, with blue underglaze mark on back right of sculpture, and marked "Made in Germany"