Lg Rosenthal Bavaria Art Deco Egyptian Dancer Figurine

A Rosenthal Art Deco porcelain figurine depicting a dancer "Humoreske Lo Hesse" designed by Constantin Holzer Defanti, ca. 1921 - 1922. Marked Rosenthal Bavaria in green ink on the bottom of the base

DESCRIPTION: A Rosenthal Porcelain Art Deco figure of a snake dancer, designed by Boess in 1916. Impressed numbers K442 and the green underglaze Rosenthal Selb-Bavaria mark. CIRCA: Early 20th Century

9-1/4" high. Missing one finger. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them

The belly dancer presents herself from under a heavy cloth that she holds up with both crossed arms. She tiptoes forward seductively, as the beads of her costume jangle with her movement, enticing her

An Art Deco \"Egyptian Dancer\" Bronze Hot Cast By Lost Wax Method Figurine on Black Marble Base By French Sculptor \"Luis Noee\". H 13.1/2\" x W 5\" x D 4\"

An Art Deco \"Egyptian Dancer\" Bronze Hot Cast By Lost Wax Method Figurine on Black Marble Base By French Sculptor \"Luis Noee\". H 13.1/2\" x W 5\" x D 4\"

A vintage German Rosenthal Art Deco porcelain hand painted figurine showing a female flamenco dancer. Marked on the underside of the base under the glaze. Circa the mid 1950s. Vintage Art Deco Porcela

KOREAN DANCER, 1910, painted, gilded and glazed porcelain statue, hallmarked, stamped and signed underneath, 16 x 7 x 4”.

A Rosenthal Art Deco figurine depicting a "Standing Lady", designed by Thekla Harth in 1913. On round base signed "TH. HARTH 1913". The bobottom of the base is marked in green ink Rosenthal art depart

DEMETRE CHIPARUS. Egyptian Dancer with scarab halter, silvered bronze. 21.25H x 9.75W x 8.25D in. Plinth is 5.75H in. Date: Circa 1925. Signature: D. H. Chiparus, A7255, and the Paris Foundry mark. Ve

A gilt hand-painted figurine after an original 1920s work by Demetre Chiparus, 1886 to 1947, a Romanian Art Deco era sculptor who lived and worked in Paris, France. The artwork represents a female dan

A painted glazed figure of a man and woman dancing. Katzhutte backstamp. Issued: 1914-1945 Dimensions: 12.25"L x 6.5"W x 18.75"H Manufacturer: Katzhutte Country of Origin: Germany

Chiparus style Art Deco dancer figurine on a round marble base. Measures 26" tall, arms 19.75" wide.

On marble base. Signed on side LeVerier. Approx. 14 3/4" H with base. (7114)

With grace, agility and flexibility,this Chiparus gypsy performs for a entranced crowd. She stands center stage. Her body moves fluidly and her arms stretch elegantly, one extending to the sky and the

Hutschenreuther Art Deco Dancer "Finale" Porcelain Figurine. Designed by Karl Tutter (1883-1969); Circa 1930s. Country of Origin: Germany; Size: 11.75"H;

Underside reads SCHAUBACH KUNST. Piece depicts a female dancer figure standing on one leg. Dancer figure measures approximately 8.5 inches tall 5 inches 2.5 inches deep. Dancer figure, porcelain dance

Wallendorf Germany Art Deco Dancer Porcelain Figurine. ; Dimensions: 10"H x 4"L x 4"W;

Rosenthal porcelain Deco dancer figurine. Crafted of fine porcelain, In the form of a deco style dancer with rich, vibrant polychrome decoration. A better than most example of this form. Sculpted by F

Katzhutte Hertwig & Co Art Deco harlequin dancers figurine, porcelain, no issues, 10-1/4" h

With grace, agility and flexibility, this vibrant dancer is light on her toes. This dancer stands on the balls of her feet, as she shimmy’s across the stage. Her beaded mini skirt jiggles behin

Katzhutte German glazed porcelain Art Deco dancer figural sculpture, produced circa 1920-1940. Blue and white hand painted decoration with gilt highlights, on a circular base. KATZHUTTE THURINGIA back

Rosenthal (Germany). Art Deco porcelain figurine titled Woman with Saluki, a female form in blue dress with a leaping dog to her right. Marked on base. Good overall condition with minor wear. Measures

Rosenthal Bavaria Germany Rhododendron Art Deco Porcelain Large Trinket Box. Circa 1930s. 5"D x 2"H =