Meissen porcelain model of dog playing with ball

Meissen-style porcelain model of a seated pug dog. Unmarked. Mid-20th century. [4 3/4 x 4 1/4 x 2 inches]. From the Canine Collection of Fred Kass, Brooklyn, NY.

A pair of two large Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, exterior painted of foo dogs playing with flaming balls. 11*11*22.5 inch. (each)

Konrad Hentschel (1872-1907), child sleeping on a dog, model number 73368, porcelain; the underside with underglaze blue swords mark , incised model number 73368; Dimensions: 3" H x 6" L x 6" W Condit

Likely Republic Period. Well-decorated body with white porcelain ground, one having handsome and colorful lions or foo dogs playing with ball, the other having fruit and a bat at the center surrounded

A CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE WITH IRON BROWN BANDED BLUE AND WHITE DECORATION, LATE QING PERIOD, of meiping form with diagonal bands of recumbent dogs playing with balls in blue glaze on white ground betw

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figures, each a Bolognese Dog, original model by Johann Joachim Kaendler c. 1770, blue crossed swords mark, including: (1) polychrome model, incised 78727, painted 550; (1

A Meissen Parcel Gilt Porcelain Model of Empress Catherine II of Russia's Favorite Dog After the Model by J.J. Kandler depicting a recumbent Russian greyhound on a red cushion with gilt lacework; bear

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Group depicting a female figure with children and playing cards, model E69. Height 9 1/2 inches. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Katherine Rudloff, St. Louis, M

A 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN GROUP OF DOG AND CHILD, the child lying on a raised bed with drapery playing with an inquisitive spaniel, raised on a shaped rectangular base. 18.5cm high x 22cm wide

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN OPIUM DEN PILLOWLate 19th CenturyDecoration of fu dogs playing with brocade balls. Openwork conjoined coins at top. Three characters at lower left of one face.Height 5

Chinese Porcelain Foo Dog Plate: A blue and white plate with a central image of a foo dog playing with a ball. The foo dog is accented in red. A three layer border of blue verticals surrounds the cent

Meissen porcelain figurine of girl playing cards. Original model by Victor Acier, c 1775. The hatted lady with lace dealing cards upon a tripod table with gilt decoration, round base, blue crossed swo

DESCRIPTION: Antique blue and white porcelain censer depicting a guardian lion ("foo dog") playing with an embroidered ball decorated with floral and foliage motifs. Lion's mouth is open and ball has

Meissen porcelain figural group depicting a Bolognese dog, after the model by Kaendler, the dog depicted seated with scrolled curls and hand painted features, marked with blue cross swords, 9"h

1st quality antique Figurine By Meissen. Crafted of fine quality hand painted German porcelain. Depicts three Pug dogs playing and rough housing. Marked underneath with the blue crossed swords mark. M

early 20th century; includes: little girl in Rococo style costume playing with her dog and a mirror, 6 in. H. and little girl in Rococo costume with broken doll, 5 in. H.

Adorable handpainted porcelain figurine modeled as jack russell terrier playing with ball. Royal Doulton marks to paw. Issued: 1934-1985 Dimensions: 4"L x 2"W x 3"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN GARDEN STOOLEarly 20th CenturyDecoration of fu dogs playing with a brocade ball about the body and the top. Applied white bosses and taotie mask handles.Height 21&quot

1st quality figurine By Meissen. Crafted of fine quality hand painted German porcelain. Depicts a seated Pug dog with blue collar and gold gilt balls. Marked with the Meissen blue crossed swords mark.

The foo dogs modeled playing with large balls with front paws, the body decorated with floral motif, each bottom carved with a two-character mark. Approx. 9.7-8.8-6.6 inch (larger).

Meissen porcelain figure group; children playing with lambs and dog. ca.1860-1900. Condition: Loss to flowers held in central figure's left hand. Insignificant losses to flowers and leaves throughout.

TWO CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY. To include a dish decorated in underglaze blue and red with lion dog playing with a ribboned pierced ball within a band of concentric lines; Together

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

Antique Meissen German porcelain sculpture depicting a man playing the bagpipes with a dog and lamb at his feet. Measures approx. 6" tall.