A Derby biscuit Group, c.1780, of Cupid, the hunter,

Derby Biscuit Figure Group and a French Group Incised and stamped mark. The Derby 9 3/4 x 4 1/2 in. diam., the French 9 x 7 x 4 in. Estate of Don F. Gaston, Greenwich, Connecticut

A CHELSEA DERBY CANDLESTICK GROUP, a cupid holding a birds nest. 7ins high.

A Derby candlestick bocage figure of Cupid, circa 1765, 18cm high (without sconce); and a Derby group of a shepherdess with lute , 19cm high, circa 1770

Rare European biscuit porcelain groups, 18th c., Largely 18th c., (6) pieces, incl. Cupid, after Falconet, possibly Sevres, 18th c., Psyche, after Falconet, Niderviller male and female figures, c. 177

"The Cupids seller" French group in Sèvres-like biscuit, second half of the 19th Century s 31x32x17 cm

Including a 7" German bisque piano baby, four bisque baby cupids, two farm pigs related decorated pcs and Derby cherub salt dip and others. The large seated cherub claw footed double salt has missing

napkin ring, 7 1/2"

Meissen Porcelain Figure Group with Bugler 7''x6''. An unusual polychrome and gilt decorated figure group with a female hunter, her hunting dog, a bugler soldier, and cupid. Blue underglaze mark with

Attributed to Pierre Stephan (French, 1770-1819) for Derby Porcelain (English, 1750-1785), four quarter 18th century. A bisque figural group sculpture converted to a lamp entitled "Sleeping Cupid" dep

A Derby group of Lovers, circa 1762 The lady and gentleman standing arm in arm and holding between them a garland of flowers made from the blooms gathered in her apron, a further garland at their feet

Sevres Imposing biscuit group romantic scene circa 1900Sizes: H=390mm L=330mm l=200mmWeight (K): 5.550kgCondition: After verification - missing - no restoration - no repair

Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Group in Old Imari #1128. Blue, red, and gold floral and geometric designs. "Imari" patterns typically feature designs and colors based on porcelain pieces first produced d

(lot of 4) Royal Crown Derby porcelain group, consisting of a large footed potpourri, having a polychrome decorated body on a cobalt ground 14.5"h x 8"w, large vase on a Robin's egg blue ground 13.5"h

Meissen mythological group of 'Venus, Cupid and Mercury Holding a Caduceus', late 19th C, with underglaze blue crossed swords mark, inscribed number G84, 8-1/4" H, CONDITION: Base with firing crack

Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Group in Old Imari #1128. Blue, red, and gold floral and geometric designs. "Imari" patterns typically feature designs and colors based on porcelain pieces first produced d

19th Century Sevres White Biscuit Porcelain Group: 'The Toilet of Venus' After the model by Louis-Simon Boizot (French, 1743-1809), on a circular laurel leaf cast gilt bronze base. No apparent marking

A rare Derby figure group emblematic of Summer, circa 1758 Modelled as a lady and a gentleman in rustic dress, the man seated at the side of a rococo column and holding his hand to his face to hide hi

Meissen figure group of cupid in baking, mark on bottom. 4"W x 4 1/4"H

A finely modelled 19th century mythological figural group in biscuit porcelain 'Mercury and the Birth of Bacchus', measuring 14" high x 13.5" wide x 10.5" deep. Unmarked, but likely Sèvres France

(3) rare Sevres biscuit figure groups, 18th c., 18th c., France, incl. "The Bagpipe Player" and "Le Jeune Suppliant", modelled by Pierre Blondeau after Francois Boucher, c. 1752, together with "La Fee

Allegorical group of cupids, Meissen, mark 1850-1924, 1st choice, design by Johann Joachim Kaendler in 1757, model no. 2490, group of four with ears of grain from a series of the four seasons, 'The Su

Antique Staffordshire & Derby bocage groups, 18th/19th c., incl. a pair of Derby figures, mid. 18th c., boy playing flute and girl with lamb, each with red anchor mark, a Staffordshire pearlware figur

CHRETIEN, Eugene-Ernest, (French, 1840-1909): Gilt bronze figural group of Cupid and Psyche, signed at base E. Chretien, overall 35.5" h. x 14.5" x 29". Condition: Scratches, uneven patina, spot of ve

after CARRIER-BELLEUSE, Albert, (French, 1824-1887): "L'amour Se Confie A L'amite, (Love Confiding In Friendship)" bronze figural group depicting Cupid whispering to Friendship with her dog beside her