Meissen large ball player - knob mark, Walter SCHOTT,

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), jubilee mark for 1910, 1st choice, design by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first form 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a gol

Meissen Porcelain Kugelspielerin Ball Player Figure Modelled after the bronze by Walter Schott (German, 1861- 1938). The female figure modelled standing, leaning forward, dressed in a pink toga, and s

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), 1st choice, designed by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first made in 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a golden ball, on a pro

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen porcelain by "Walter Schott" Titled "The female ball player" featuring a women in draped gown with gilt sphere in hand, finished in a glossy glaze. Marked: "Q 180" with undergla

Meissen porcelain figure, Boule Player, original model by Walter Schott (German, 1861-1938), incised Q180, an intent beauty in partial drape extending a gold ball in one hand, tree stump behind with a

Walter Schott (German, 1861-1938) Die Kugelspielerin (The Ball Player) bronze signed Walter Schott, fec. and marked for Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck foundry to base Height 29 1/2 inches. Property fr

Figurine. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 14"

A figure of a woman throwing a ball. There is a mark on the base. The height of the statue is 15 inches.

MEISSEN FIGURINE BY WALTER SCHOTTGerman, 19th/20th century. Young lady ready to throw a golden ball underhanded.11.6 in. (29.5 cm.)

Meissen Porcelain enameled colored Figure of Girl Playing Bowls in an Art Nouveau design by Walter Schott circa 1900; the base with underglaze blue crossed sword mark and various inscribed and painted

Meissen Walter Schott Female Porcelain Figure. Figural porcelain statue of a classical / Grecian woman with an outstretched arm on a round base. Bears the blue crossed sword mark and incised Q180 and

Large Meissen/Dresden (AR Mark) Figural Group 13.5" X 19" - Dancing Couple and Harpsichord Player - One Finger on Each Dancer Missing

Pre Columbian Maya pottery figure of a ball player. Features a figure in full ceremonial processional garb. The figure is wearing a large raptor form headdress. Mineral deposits on the exterior give t

German bronze figural sculpture, "Kugelspieler" (Ballplayer), signed in cast after Victor Bugler (German, 19thc/20thc), bearing foundry mark Echte Bronce, later yellow ball added to arm, rising on int

monkey band, Meissen, around 1880, after the model of 1745, monkey playing piano on a back,finely and colorful painted, gold heightened ,Meissen-brand mark with accentuated knob, approx. 12x11x5 ,5 cm

First quality mark. Measures 17" High. Estimate $20.000-25.000

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

Late 19th Century, depicting a landscape scene with a town in the hills and a traveler on a road, double crossed-swords mark and impressed 'II69', framed h. 8-1/2 w. 11-1/2 in. (plaque) overall: 14-1/

Day, cross sword mark, impressed L 134, and 101, orange underglaze 10., 19.5”h

DESCRIPTION: "Beach Players" by Prince “Monyo; featuring a figural statue group composed of bronze, depicting two girls playing catch with a large red ball. Finished with vibrant polychrome pain

Large Count Bruhl's Tailor on Goat German Porcelain Group - A large German Meissen-style porcelain group of the famous Count Bruhl's tailor riding on a goat. Crossed swords mark under base. Condition:

Large white Meissen rearing stallion by Erich Oehem. Blue underglaze Meissen crossed sword mark, Incised signature, Erich Oehme and dated 1949. Underside with incised Meissen hallmark crossed swords.