Two Royal Copenhagen bear figures designed by Knud

Two Royal Copenhagen bear figures designed by Knud Kyhn, 4" high.

Danish Porcelain Figurine, depicting a crouching polar bear, #089, designed by Knud Kyhn, 6 1/2" high, 11" x 5". Good condition.

Royal Copenhagen Polar Bear #1137 Danish Statue Figurine Designed by Knud Kyhn ( Danish 1880 - 1969 ) Painter Illustrator & Ceramic Sculptor Features a Polar Bear on the Prowl Glazed finish 6 3/4" 11"

Royal Copenhagen 2 stoneware figures, brown bears. Measures 15 x 12 cm. and 7 x 7 cm. Designed by Knud Kyhn. In good condition, 1st. factory quality. Reserve: $60.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates

Group of five animal figures: two bears, dog, monkey, and foal, Denmark, ca. 1950s/60s Glazed stoneware All stamped and incised KK Largest: 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Royal Copenhagen (Danish, founded 1775 ). Modeled by Carl Frederik Liisberg (Danish, 1860-1909) and Knur Kyhn (Danish, 1880-1969). Hand-painted glazed porcelain; numbers 502 and 1137. Marked to unders

Two Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Figures, designed by Carl Martin-Hansen, Amager and Gronland (Greenland Girl), each modeled as a child holding flowers. Dimensions: 5.5 inh. and 6 in.h. Conditio

* A Royal Copenhagen Bulldog Figure designed by knud kyhn marked on underside. Height 9 1/4 inches. Estimate $400-600 Property from the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog, sold for the acquisition

Grouping of Two (2) Royal Copenhagen Black Bisque "Zodiac" Figures Designed by Christel Marott. Includes: "Cancer" and "Pisces". Each appropriately signed and numbered on the base. "Cancer" measures 8

Knud Khyn (Danish, 1880-1969) A collection of two marked Royal Copenhagen stoneware figures of animals circa 1960. To include: A seated monkey: 7.25" A reclining foal: 6.25" Provenance: From the origi

Faun riding backwards on a bear, Royal Copenhagen, before 1923, designed by Knud Kyhn (1880 - 1969), model no. 976, polychrome painted in underglaze colors, h. 20 cm

Danish Porcelain Figure, of a roaring polar bear, #502, designed by C.F. Liisberg, 12 1/2" high, 6" X 5 1/2". Good condition.

Royal Copenhagen (Danish), 1956. Group of two Carl Martin-Hansen designed porcelain figures of children from the National Costume Series (designed 1906-1925) comprising: "Amager", models 1205 and 1206

Designed by Knud Kyhn ( Danish, 1880 - 1969 ) Painter, Illustrator and Ceramic Sculptor. One features a polar bear on the prowl, the other features him on his back trying to grab his feet. Glazed fini

Knud Khyn for Royal Copenhagen, large polar bear figure, sitting with upward gaze, underglaze printed and painted marks, numbered 0/825, 30cm high

Knud Khyn for Royal Copenhagen, large polar bear figure, sitting with upward gaze, underglaze printed and painted marks, numbered 0/825, 30cm high

Knud Kyhn (Danish, 1880-1969) Two Hippo Figures Royal Copenhagen, Denmark glazed stoneware signed to underside of each example Height of tallest 5 1/2 inches

(4) Porcelain polar bear figurines, c/o Royal Copenhagen "Two Polar Bears Playing" #1109 (5-1/2" h), Royal Copenhagen polar bear walking #320 (7" l x 3-1/2" h), seated polar bear made in Russia (4-1/2

Two children's figures, Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1960s, 2nd choice, boy with calf, model no. 772, l. 18 cm, carving shepherd boy, model no. 905, h. 18,5 cm, each designed by Christian Thomsen, both

20th century. A group of three Royal Copenhagen figures including a faun and parrot group designed by Christian Thomsen and two female figures by Dahl Jensen. Each marked and artist signed; largest

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure group of two monks pulling a fish on a line: Designed by Georg Thylstrup, made in 1964

This is a vintage overglaze porcelain figurine designed by Carl Martin-Hansen (Danish, 1877-1941) for Royal Copenhagen. The figure is numbered 12105 and features a two Amager girls in traditional dres

A ROYAL COPENHAGEN POLYCHROME PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP, BLUE AND GREEN MARKS, 20TH CENTURY, "Squirrels," no. 416, originally designed by Christian Thomsen (Danish 1860-1921), featuring two brow

Jais Nielsen (Danish, 1885–1961): For Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, the sides carved in high relief with two male figures and an angel, with a glazed cover with a bird. Designed and made circa 1930s-40