Continental Porcelain Dog Figure

Late 19th c. Continental Porcelain Seated Dog Figure, Austrian or German, nicely modeled with open mouth and soulful eyes, stamped shield or beehive mark on base, also impressed '85', 8" high, 7 1/4"

Continental porcelain figure of a dog sitting up wearing a hat and holding an umbrella (a/f) together with porcelain vase painted with an exotic bird in a landscape (a/f) and a Continental bisque figu

Royal Doulton figure ' Carmen ', three various Continental porcelain figures and a porcelain figure ' Dog of Foe '

Continental porcelain group of mother and child with a dog and a smaller porcelain figure of a winged cherub holding a bowl of carrots

A Large Continental Porcelain Figure GroupThe group depicting an amorous couple beneath an Oak tree attended by 2 dogs and wild game. The figures are well modelled and finely painted with 18th century

LARGE PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN VASES, 20TH CENTURY. Each on three lion mask feet decorated with hunting scenes with figures on horseback with dogs. Blue ground with polychrome enamels and gilt. A

Modeled as a figure seated on a trunk, a dog crouching along his legs, surrounded with lavender tone flowers, 7.8inch H, 4.2inch L, 3.5inch W.

Including pair of Chelsea porcelain figures, French floral porcelain compote, porcelain dog, coraline vase. All as is.

comprising a Royal Copenhagen figure of a boy riding a goat, 7 in. (17.8 cm.); a Royal Copenhagen dog, numbered 1634, 2 1/2 x 7 3/4 x 5 3/4 in. (6.4 x 19.7 x 14.6 cm.); a Lladro figure of a girl with

Lot of Four (4) Assorted Porcelain Dog Figurines. Includes a Staffordshire, two (2) German, and a continental figure. One is signed Made in Germany. Tallest measures 6-1/2" H, smallest measures 2" H.

Six 19th century Staffordshire and Porcelain Spotted Animals. Staffordshire includes a seated cat, seated dog, running dog, and two recumbent cows, as well as a Continental porcelain cow. The cat and

Group of three porcelain figures, including: two Royal Copenhagen of a boy pulling a calf and a hunter with dog; together with a vagabond seated on bench smoking a pipe, hand signed; L: 9½"

designed as a match and cigarette holder, depicting man carrying rucksack and dog pulling at pants. 7 1/4" high, 5 1/2" diameter. Provenance: Property from a New Haven County CT Estate.

Includes 4 figures and a soap dish. The soap dish is by Royal Copenhagen and measures 5.75 x 5.75, Lladro boy with birds measures 9.75 inches tall, Lladro boy with puppies and a dog measures 4.75 inch

Early 19th c. Continental Blanc de Chine Porcelain Figurine depicting multiple figures with musical instruments, cherub, dogs and a man proposing, unmarked, but probably Capodimonte, 9 3/4" high, 6 1/

Pair of late 19th Century Continental (possibly Samson) porcelain figures of a lady with a bird cage and a man with a bird, each wearing brightly decorated floral costumes, sheep and dog to the base,

Continental, Early 20th Century, possibly Samson & Cie, Chelsea style with gold anchor marks, seated couple with musical instruments, dog and sheep, with applied flowers and branches. Approx. 9 3/4" H

male figure with impressed mark to underside; other figures appear unmarked; Condition: one on a square base; square base with chip and repair; 6 1/2 to 8 1/2 inches high

In the Meissen manner, probably Russian, 19th C. H: 18.5cm (7 1/4 in.)

A Korzec Porcelain Dog Figure Circa 1790 with Korzec transfer-printed mark in underglaze blue to the underside. Height 10 1/4 inches.

Two Continental Porcelain Figures 20th century comprising an Augarten Wien figure of a monkey seated atop a tree stump, together with a Nymphenburg figure of a crouching monkey designed by Theodor Kar

Marked with Meissen crossed swords underneath. Dimensions: H 4.5" x W 4" x D 2" Condition: Missing one bead off collar. Small chip to one back toe.

Pair of late 19th continental hand-painted porcelain figure groups. One featuring a semi-clad female with scepter and peacock, the other modeled as a semi-clad female draped in a regal cape. One is ma

The recumbent hound in the manner of Nymphenburg or Ens-Porzellan Volkstedt, depicted with outstretched forepaws and resting its chin on the ground, illegible impressed marked on bottom, singed J.H. a