Two Ladies Duck-Feeding

AN IMARI EXPORT PORCELAIN DISH China, Qianlong period (1736-1795). Painted in underglaze blue and overglaze iron-red and gold on the show side with two ladies, one feeding ducks and the other holding

19th century hand painted fan, landscape scene with two ladies feeding flamingoes. Signed along the right side C. Chenneviere-Gandez. Mother-of-pearl sticks and guards. Circa 1890. Fan approximately 1

Five Cybis Porcelain Figures, incl. two ladies, two ducks, basket of flowers, largest h. 10 1/4 in., w. 11 3/4 in., d. 10 in Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.

Lladro figurine of lady feeding her pet duck. 9 1/2"×4". Marked on bottom

Signed Riscoe Ladies Feeding Ducks Year unknown Medium: Oil paint on canvas.

Signed and dated 1931 in pencil along the bottom margin, a mezzotint on paper depicting a lady feeding two deer. Dimensions:17" H x 15" W framed, 8.25" H x 7.5" W mat opening. Provenance:

Glossy porcelain; modeled as a girl feeding two ducks. No original box. Lladro backstamp. Small chip to ducks tail. Artist: Alfredo Ruiz Issued: 1973-1995 Dimensions: 6.75"H x 9.5"W Manufacturer: Llad

Features young woman with one hand on basket of food and other hand feeding two ducks. Lladro backstamp. #lladro #girl #feeding #ducks Issued: 20th c. ? 21st c. Dimensions: 9" W x 7" H Manufacturer: L

A Lladro Spanish porcelain figurine. Titled, "Food for Ducks," model 4849. A figural group depicting a young female figure feeding two ducks. Executed in matte glaze. LLADRO stamp on base.Dimensions:

A Lladro Spanish porcelain figurine. Titled, "Food for Ducks," model 4849. A figural group depicting a young female figure feeding two ducks. Executed in matte glaze. LLADRO stamp on base. Dimensions:

Ceramic wall plate with gold rim and painted image of two ladies in the garden feeding hens; signed B. Gussgen. Royal Bonn backstamp. Royal Bonn was located in Bonn, Germany, which was later purchased

Miniature Feeding Black Duck Pair Brig. Gen. Chester deGavre (1908-1993) Onancock, VA, c. 1960 4 1/2 in. long, 1 1/2 in. tall A seemingly unique carving of two feeding black ducks. The carving is felt

H... Overton-Jones (19th - 20th Century) British. "The Duck Pond, Cannock Chase", with a Lady feeding the Ducks, Oil on Canvas, Signed and Dated 1900, and Signed and Inscribed on the reverse, 12" x 16

DESCRIPTION: Lladro porcelain figure entitled "Food to the Ducks" designed by Alfredo Ruiz. Figure depicts a maiden feeding vegetable leaves to two ducks. Piece has a glazed finish. Product number: 48

Group lot 2 porcelain figurines, lot includes a female figure in a dress holding a parasol and a young girl figural feeding ducks, taller of the two measures 6.75 inches at tallest point, some wear an

Bing tin lithograph lady feeding chickens and ducks steam toy accessory #8743/10, part of a series of twelve, 4 1/2'' h., 4 1/2'' w., 2 3/4'' d. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg Steam Toy Collection.

Antique Crossed Sword Meissen 1st Quality Figural Group. Two porcelain figural groups of boy feeding ducks and girl feeding chickens. Bears blue crossed swords to underside of each. 2 3/4dia x 5h

Kissing Doves #1169, Wedding #4804, two cat figures and Feeding the Ducks #4849

comprising a lady with ducks and a boy reading Condition: good, the male with sticker residue to back lady with ducks measuring: 12 inches high

Lot of 2: A woman feeding duck and a man with a stick, two hand painted hardwood resin figurines, Old South Series, artist signed in sculpting material, "HC" and numbers: 112 and 117. relatively large

DESCRIPTION: Two beautiful Lladro Style, Glazed Porcelain Figurines. 1. Young Boy with ducks. Stamp to Base "Porceval Spain". 2. Girl feeding ducks, Stamped "Porceval Spain" no chips or cracks. CIRCA:

Both having a round malachite bases set on gilt bronze foot with gilt bronze figures attached; one being a cherub the other being a boy feeding a duck manufacturer unknown. Each approximately 2 1/2 in

Victorian Small Original Watercolor. A young girl with two toddlers feeding a group of happy ducks. Unsigned, professionally framed and matted. Measures 7.50"x7.50"x1". Weight 11 oz.

Offered in this lot are two vintage tin litho wind-up toys:  a Lady Bug Family Parade and a Duck Family Parade.  They are unused but were tested to make sure everything works