PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN PORTRAIT PLAQUES

Pair Antique German Porcelain Portrait Plaques Framed 12''x9''. A duo of finely painted female plaques adorned with jewelry. Unmarked on verso. Plaques measure 7''x5.25'' by themselves. Excellent cond

Including 4 portrait plaques (including Rosenthal), pair German figures, and glass bottle. (5172) German figures with restorations. 1 plate with chip. Glass bottle with chip.

A lot of three nineteenth century German porcelain plaques. To include: A pair of hand painted portraits with bronze mounts A hand painted village scene mounted in a bronze sconce Ht: 14" Wd: 9.75" (p

A pair of German porcelain plaques depicting 'The Grape and Melon Eaters' after B.E. Murillo circa 1920. Ht: 14.5" Width: 11.5"

A Group of Four German Porcelain Portrait Plaques4th quarter 19th century, to include: two of oval form housed in matching dark lacquered wood frames of stepped molding, the first, after Titian's "Van

Pair German porcelain portrait plates, lady with feathered hat, necklaces & fancy dress, diameter is 10", additional info on back, see images, no cracks, damage

Pair 19th c. German porcelain plaques by Schutz Gilly. 15" D..

Late 19th/early 20th century, likely KPM, the plaque signed ''Daphne'', an oval hand-painted porcelain plaque depicting the nymph Daphne wearing a crown of laurel leaves, centered by giltwood pierced

Mid 20th century porcelain plaque, maker marked "RPM Germany" (Royal Porzellan Manufaktur) depicting an aristocratic maiden's portrait in a finely carved giltwood Rococo Revival frame, 9.25"h x 7"w, o

Mid 20th century porcelain plaque, marked "Germany RPM" (Royal Porzellan Manufaktur), depicting a classically attired maiden in a light blue and yellow garment with Greek Key border, 9"h x 7"w, overal

GERMAN PORCELAIN PORTRAIT PLAQUE, oval form, titled "Jeunesse / after F. Balla[?]", to back, depicting an attractive woman with upswept hair, wearing a low cut dress or top with one strap lowered, and

GERMAN PORCELAIN PORTRAIT PLAQUE, featuring a beautiful young woman wearing a crimson flowing dress, titled "Echo / nach Bisson" to back. Having very faint "MADE IN GERMANY" circular mark to back. Hou

GERMAN PORCELAIN PORTRAIT PLAQUE, oval form without frame, finely hand-painted with the image of striking gypsy girl. Faintly impressed rectangular mark to reverse, possibly containing a 4 or a triang

A KPM style antique porcelain portrait plaque. An oblong work depicting a young Tyrolean style female figure in rustic costume. Presented backed by russet fabric in an ornate Rococo style gilt bronze

Late 19th century hand painted German porcelain portrait plaque depicting Queen Louise of Prussia, known as the Venus of Mecklenburg (1776-1810), after the original by Gustav Carl Ludwig Richter (1823

Circa 1900. Porcelain measures 6 inches x 4 inches. In good antique condition. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Circa 1880. Porcelain plaques of Napoleon and his wife Marie Louise. They measure 6x4 inches out of frame. Estimate $2.000-2.500

Pair of German porcelain plaques depicting young women in pastoral environs. Both illegibly signed along the lower right. One plaque marked "Made in Germany" and inscribed "Mignon"

PAIR UNMARKED GERMAN PORCELAIN PLAQUES SET IN ELABORATE BRASS FRAMES PLAQUES MEASURE 8" - FEATURING TWO YOUNG WOMEN - OVERALL SIZE IS 17 1/2" X 16"

Finely done portrait plaques. Hand painted and transfer. No signatures shown. One missing bow on top.

German Schumann porcelain ginger jars with transfer portraits over a brown ground, gold gilt accents to top and bottom. Each measure 17" (43cm) height.

Rare form with raised enamel work. Marked KPM, Germany, EIBLICHT verso. From a West Side NYC estate. - Dimensions: 7.5" h x 12" w.

GERMAN KPM PORCELAIN PORTRAIT PLAQUE, featuring a beautiful woman wearing a shear stola with a maroon cloak, having a laurel leaf crown and holding a piece of fruit in left hand, no signature located.

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century Round paper label: Kunstinstitut Fur Porzellan-Malerei / Merkel-Heine, Wiesbaden; Fragments of paper label to verso: Mignon [illegible text] Hom; Impressed: 388 The porce