'COUNT MARCOLINI' MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURES

LATE 19TH CENTURY The figure depicted astride a goat and brandishing a pair of large scissors, kids in a basket on his back, raised on a molded rectangular base, incised numeral 171, crossed swords ma

modelled as a gardener and companion accompanied by a boy carrying a basket, on a Rococo scroll base, blue crossed swords mark and puce 109 (Dimensions: 18cm high)(18cm high)

Rare Meissen Marcolini Period German White Glazed Porcelain Figure with Original Base. Fully Marked.Condition: Generally Good Condition with Some Restorations.Dimension: (Including Base) H- 17".Proven

Pair of Meissen Marcolini Porcelain Figural Sweetmeat Baskets. Male and female figures, the figures reclining by a basin, parcel gilt and floral painted decoration throughout. Male figure marked with

1st-2nd items: Pair of French soft paste porcelain figures depicting Count Bruhl's Tailor and his wife after the 18th-century porcelain grouping modeled by J. J. Kandler of Meissen. Depicting the comi

Karl Ens Figurine "Count Bruhl's Tailor on a Goat". Originally designed by J. Kaendler for Meissen. Dimensions: 7.5"H x 6"L x 4"W Issued: Circa 1900s Country of Origin: Germany

Two German Porcelain Satirical Figures of "Count Bruhl's Tailor," early 20th c., after the Meissen original, depicting a tailor riding a billy goat, each wearing sunglass spectacles, one marked "Saxon

Dresden figure of Count Bruhl's Tailor Astride a Goat and wearing spectacles and tricorn hat. After the well-known Meissen example designed by J.J. Kändler. Dimensions: Height: 16 in (40.64 cm) Wid

3 Meissen Porcelain Figures, 2 allegorical and children at play Larger 9.5" W

Set of Five Meissen Porcelain Figures Emblematic of the Senses Blue crossed sword marks. 6 x 4 x 3 1/2 in.

Meissen porcelain figures; monkey musicians 4pc. quartet coronet, flute, mandolin, and drum. Ca.1860-1900. Condition: Old professional restoration to grapes in hat, and possible around hand holding gr

Meissen (German), mark used post 1934, selection of eight porcelain figures comprising: "Singer" (model 13), "Gardener's Child" (model 60303), "Gardener's Child: Girl With Flower Basket"(model 60339),

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP19th CenturyTwo classical female figures and a winged cherub. Crossed swords mark on base.Height 13.5".

Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures of Day & Night Condition: very good Dimension: 7 inches height & 6 3/4 inches height

the largest 7 1/2" high with Meissen crossed sword marks

An Assembled Set of Five Meissen Porcelain Figures of the Senses AFTER MODELS BY J.C. SCHOENHEIT, 1860-1924After models by J.C. Schoenheit, 1860-1924 Each depicting a seated 18th century woman, 'Heari

* A Set of Five Meissen Porcelain Figures Emblematic of the Senses late 19th/early 20th century each modeled as a seated lady, comprising Sight, Sound, Scent, Taste and Touch, after the models by Joha

(3) Meissen Porcelain Figures 19th century. Marked with blue crossed swords Ht. 6 1/2 in. A Westchester county estate.

modelled after Peter Reinicke and J.J. Kaendler and based on Italian Commedia dell'Arte, comprising: a) Scaramouche from the Duke of Weissenfels Series, on a hard-paste mound moulded base, standing be

19th century, each with blue underglaze crossed swords mark, each with incised model numbers, the first ''G106'', the second ''G107'', each modeled by Michael Victor Acier (1736-1799), the first depic

Pair large Meissen porcelain figures, 19th/20th c., Germany, polychrome enameled porcelain, one modeled as a lady feeding a group of four pigeons with crumbs from her skirt, the other a gentleman trai

Four Meissen Porcelain Figures of Cupid and a German Porcelain Group of an 18th Century Couple Circa 1900 The first depicted mending a broken heart, the next with crossed legs and holding a heart in o

Late 19th/early 20th century, each with blue underglaze crossed swords mark, the first inscribed ''E1'', the second inscribed ''E2'', each modeled by Johann Carl Schonheit (1745-1794) from his series

Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures of "Golden Orioles" , crossed swords marks, incised "280", modeled as yellow and black birds perched on tree stumps, h. 10 in Provenance: Collection of Thomas L. Jord