THIRD REICH GERMAN PORCELAIN ALLACH SS-JULLEUCHTER YULE CANDLE HOLDER

German porcelain figurine depicting a veiled woman; Underside with impressed signature: R. Forster, numbered 51 and with conjoined SS mark; [9 1/2" H x 3" W]. [9 1/2" H x 3" W].

Pair of Chinese Blue/White Porcelain Candle Holders Condition: good overall Dimension: 26.5cm height

The doucai porcelain candel holder features classic tendril and foliage intertwine with flowers and auspicious emblems, a six-character imprinted on the candle tray. Height: 31cm

Chinese enameled porcelain candle holder, of three-sectioned form and overall with pink dragons in pursuit of flaming pearls amid clouds on a yellow ground, the shoulder of the bell form base with an

A Pair of Wucai Porcelain Candle Holders, H 14cm

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Eight-Sided Candle Holder, Yongle Mark - An eight-sided porcelain candleholder with panels of floral and foliate scrolls and banded decoration of feathers, ocean waves a

A Chinese pair of blue and white porcelain candle holders from the early 19th century. Each is in two pieces, and is decorated with lotus tracery with Greek key and ruyi borders. Each also features th

DESCRIPTION: Chinese Yang-Cai porcelain enameled candle holders with blue enamel grounds and vibrant lotus decoration, finished with gilt details and character markings, along with red seal marks, alo

A Pair of Chinese Blanc de Chine Porcelain Crane Candle Holders on Marble Bases, 20th century<

A rare pair of Chinese Export porcelain recumbent elephant candle holders, early 19th century Hand-painted in polychrome with gilded highlights. H: 5 7/8 in. L: 7 in. Provenance Matthew and Elisabeth

Theodor Karner (German, 1884-1966) for Allach Porcelain Factory (German, 1935-1945). A porcelain blanc de chine figurine of a Malachowski Hussar on horseback. Marked to underside. Approximate height 1

Designed by Obermaier, in an un-glazed, biscuit finish. The Fencer combines artistic elegance with technical excellence and establishes the little-known SS porcelain manufacturer, "Allach-Munchen GmBH

DESCRIPTION: Pair of large Meissen German porcelain candelabras, each with six candle holdings arms, decorated with heavy floral encrusted details, and allegorical putti forms, emblematic of the four

A PAIR OF MEISSEN GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL CANDELABRA, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Modeled as a young woman with fruit and a young man with pears. Each standing adjacent to a tree form candle base,

A Meissen Porcelain Tea Kettle on Stand 19th Century the stand with an associated candle holder. Height overall 11 1/4 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at

Dimensions: H 8.75" x W 13" x D 6"; Condition: .5" crack to one candle holder. A couple flea bites to glaze. c. 1930s

19th C. French Porcelain and Figural Bronze Clock Set - clock: 4.5" x 2.8" H 7.5" / Candle Holder: 3.2" x 2.2" H 7"

Match holder with moveable mouth, pipe, cup, card tray, three small skulls including one with glass eyes together with a Capodimonte clock, 7 1/2" high

GERMAN PORCELAIN LITHOPHANE TEA WARMER, five-sided stand with four lithophane panels, two depicting military figures, one with lady in low-cut dress, and one with lighthouse above opening for candle,

RARE 22" German Santa Claus Candy Container. All original composition body in white mohair robe with hood and belt. Has rabbit fur beard. Holding fir tree with decorations and candle holders. The face

German late 19th century neoclassical silver Hanukkah menorah. The backplate is decorated with the Tablets of Stone and lions with a central crown. Candle holders shaped as lions, with guardian lions

pieces include pair of candle holders, 4 teacups with saucers, a tazza and a handled serving bowl, 4 small plates and 6 small plates and floral and gold painted reticulated bowl and plate marked Saxon

Porcelain figurine, 12.4'' ht., marked SS Allach, 17, Prof. Th. Kärner, white, Seydlitz Kürassier Offizier, two pieces of reins missing, otherwise mint

Solomon Bell, Strasburg, Virginia. Pottery candle holder in the shape of a female figure holding a torch. Signed and dated 1852. A related example is published in The Shenandoah Pottery, by H. Rice an