Porcelain Figurine Beggar Boy on Crutches in Meissen

Yellow coat, 5, crossed swords mark, minor petal loss.

Meissen (German), 1815-1924. Polychrome porcelain decorated figure (number H 82) depicting a "Boy & Goat", modeled by Johann Carl Schoheit. Painted and impressed marks to the underside. Approx. h. 5.7

19C Antique German Meissen Porcelain Figurine of Boy . Height 6 1/4" ( 16 cm ), width 3" ( 7,5 cm ). Marked on underside. Condition very good. Please note the absence of a condition report does not im

Boy riding a stick with a drum at his feet, marked W 119. Together with a glazed ceramic figure of a doctor, and a porcelain figural cache pot. 3 pieces Cache pot with losses. Meissen: 7-1/2"h Provena

A glossy porcelain figurine of a young Victorian boy dressed in lavish floral garments. The happy lad carries his broom in hand. Broken flowers and vines around the base. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6

Measures 5 1/2" H x 2" in diameter (base).

A Meissen porcelain figure depicting a boy in the 18th century costume with fruit basket. Polychrome enamel and gilt decorated, marked in blue ink on the base under glaze. Germany, 19th century. Dimen

With baskets of grapes, one lacking handle, 6 tall.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Meissen porcelain figurine depicting a boy feeding geese and chickens. Marked with the double sword "Meissen" hallmark and engraved number 93. (Ref. AA31). CIRCA: 20th Century.

Meissen Germany hand painted porcelain miniature figure, #25. The figurines depicts a boy cutting flowers. Meissen mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 0.5 lbs Measures Approx., 2.5 inches x 2.5 inc

Meissen German porcelain figurine of young boy carrying a sack. Measures 3 3/4" (10cm) height.

Very Rare Meissen Figurine Of A Boy Seated At His Table And A Kettle Cooking On The Stove. Beautiful Piece, As Photos Show. Approximately 4" Tall And 4 1/2 " Wide And 2 1/2 " Deep. Meissen porcelain o

Meissen (German, established 1710). Porcelain. Height: 5", Length: 2 3/4", Depth: 3". Porcelain figurine of a boy feeding birds. Marked to the underside with crossed sword mark as well as "52", and "C

Porcelain boy carrying two fruit baskets, one on his head and one in his arm on rococo style base. Meissen backstamp. Dimensions: 11.5" H Manufacturer: Meissen Country of Origin: Germany

Meissen Cherub Boy catching a fish porcelain group figurine. ; Country of Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 5"L x 4"H x3"W; Issued: 19th century;

DESCRIPTION: 19th Cent. Meissen porcelain figurine depicting a young boy with glossy polychrome finishes. Impressed marking at underside. CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Germany DIMENSIONS: H: 6" x D: 4.5"

Pair of Meissen porcelain figurines, elegantly dressed young boy resting on a pedestal and elegantly dressed young girl playing cards, hand panted with applied lace, early 19th c., blue crossed sword

A German Meissen Hand Painted Porcelain Little Boy by artist Hentschel. Hallmarked. 7" x 5"

DESCRIPTION:Meissen handpainted porcelain figurine of a victorian boy and girl dressed in elaborate clothing. Girl is seen playing a lute while the young boy has his arm around her shoulder listening

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen glazed porcelain figurine depicting a gardener boy grafting a tree. Polychrome painted and on a small rounded base with gilt accents. Old Model # F69. Marked with the blue cross

Meissen hand painted Grape Eater figurine. Marked and numbered to underside. Width: 5.6 cm (2.25") Height: 13 cm (5") Length: 4 cm (1.5") Weight: 0.08 kg

Meissen (German, founded 1708), early 20th century. Two pieces of German porcelain; one a figurine of a boy with lavender hat and yellow coat leaning over holding a green watering can in one hand, mar

Antique Meissen replica statue or boy holding platter with fish next to a menu with what appears to be the Meissen blue swords logo stamped on the bottom. An antique believed to be from the 1940's or

Pair of Meissen porcelain cabinet figurines, elegantly dressed young boy with walking stick and elegantly dressed young girl with cup in hand, hand panted with applied lace, late 18th/ early 19th c.,