Kohlmeise/ Great Tit, Fritz Heidenreich, Kunstabteilung

Fritz Heidenreich for Rosenthal Kunstabteilung Selb parrot figural grouping. 9”h x 5”w x 4”d. Hand painted flower and pheasant decorated centerpiece with gilding, unmarked. 7”h x 8”w x 4.5��

FRITZ HEIDENREICH (GERMAN 1895-1966), ROSENTHAL PORCELAIN FIGURINE, H 10", W 8 1/4", D 7 1/2", TURKEY:A Rosenthal glazed porcelain figurine. This piece depicts a turkey featuring full tail feathers, a

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A glazed bust of a Jack Russell Terrier. White and brown colorations. Rosenthal marked. Artist name impressed on the side of the bust. Artist: Fritz Heidenreich Issued: 1934-1956 Dimensions: 7.25"L x

Vintage Boehm Porcelain Great Tit w/ Common Daisies. Marked 200-54. Floral Flowers and Birds.

Measures 7 inch by 6 inch

Artist: Imao KEINEN (1845-1923); Imao KEINEN (1845-1923) Subject: Great Tit; Great Tit; Series: Keinen gafu (Keinen's Bird and Flower Pictures); Keinen gafu (Keinen's Bird and Flower Pictures); Publis

Dachshund puppy figurine #1808 with green Rosenthal marks to base. Impressed ""HEIDENREICH"" to side. Heidenreich was at Rosenthal from 1919 to1960, becoming head of the Art Department in Selb in 1946

A beautiful black and gray kitten with blue eyes. Rosenthal backstamp. Artist name impressed on the side. Artist: Fritz Heidenreich Issued: Mid 20th century Dimensions: 5.5"L x 2.75"W x 2.5"H Manufact

Rosenthal Fritz Heidenreich Germany porcelain figurine. Made & designed by Fritz for the Rosenthal company. Marked to bottom and impressed F. Heidenreich in the mold. Measures 5" (12.7cm) length x 3 1

"Clematis and Great Tit" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Anti

Title: Antique Print - Great Tit - Willow Tit - Marsh Tit - Eurasian Blue Tit - 1885 Date/Period: 1885 Material: Paper Dimensions: 9” x 12” inches / 23 cm x 30 cm Description: Fantastic ha

Vintage Mid Century Modern Fritz Heidenreich Rosenthal Double Bud Vase. This Fritz Heidenreich Rosenthal Bud Vase is in Excellent Condition with no chips or cracks. It measures 8 1/4" tall and 3 1/4"

Japanese woodblock print 1st Edition Watanabe "D" Seal 10.25" x 15.5" Free shipping for this item within the continental US.

Artist: Ohara Koson Title: Great Tits and Begonias Date: 1932 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Size: 10.25 x 15.25 inches Early Edition Watanabe "D" Seal Ohara Koson (1877-1945) was a Japanese painter

Basil Ede (1931-2016) British 'Great Tits at Nest Site' c.1964, signed lower right, framed. 36cm x 25.5cm.

An imposing Rosenthal animal form porcelain elk figure by Fritz Heidenreich. Detachable antlers. Measures: 15 inches tall x 16 inches long x 9 inches wide Domestic Shipping: $60

Beate Kuhn; Fritz Heidenreich; Hanns Hoffmann-Lederer. Four vases, c1955. H. 17-24,3 cm. Made by Rosenthal, Selb. Porcelain, white, glazed. Marked: Maker's mark, beate, 2661/ 0, F. HEIDENREICH, 2690,

Rosenthal porcelain double seagull sculpture Signed Fritz Heidenreich, measures approximately 16 1/2" h. x 26" w. x 5" d.

The Rosenthal "Scalare Fleeing" Angel Fish Porcelain Figurine, designed by the talented sculptor Fritz Heidenreich, is a stunning representation of aquatic beauty and grace. This porcelain masterpiece

Two scalars, Rosenthal, Classic Rose, after 1975, designed by Fritz Heidenreich in 1947, model no. 1766, polychrome painted in naturalistic underglaze colours, 1 slightly bumped, h. 21.5 cm

A Meissen porcelain pair of birdmodel of a Great Tit, late 19th century, blue crossed swords, incised 1123, impressed 86, 14cm high Condition: Excellent, No Chips and No Cracks throughout Figurine

Rosenthal Porcelain Double Seagull Sculpture, signed Fritz Heidenreich to the base and marked to the underside, (as is with small chip to wing) height 17 inches, width 26 inches. Provenance: Estate of

Rosenthal doves, signed by artist, Fritz Heidenreich, on base with mark to bottom.. Fritz Heidenreich was a ceramist and sculptor. He was a Rosenthal employee from 1919 to 1960, and from 1946 onwards