MEISSEN 5 SENSES

Cross swords mark. DIMENSIONS: H: 5" W: 5 1/2" D: 5". Overall good antique condition.Estimate $1800-2000

Circa 1880. All in good antique condition. Estimate $4.000-5.000

figurine, Meissen, around 1890, designed by Johann Carl beauty, of the edition the five senses, here: allegory on the hearing, polychrome painted, minor dam., approx. 13 x 8.5 x 9 cm, gold decoration

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) SCULPTOR: Johann Carl Schonheit in circa 1772 NAME: Sight (The Senses) NUMBER: E3 YEAR: 1850 - 1925 CONDITION: Excellent. Minor damages of leaves. HEIGHT: 5 1/2 inch / 1

Of a seated lady with a basket of flowers. Scent (sense of smell) from the Five Senses series by Schoenheit. Blue crossed swords mark to base. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in.)

An antique German Meissen hand painted polychrome porcelain figure emblematic of the Sense of Smell. Circa: 1880. The figure depicts a lady dressed in a Rococo costume and smelling flowers. Designed b

Meissen 5-piece compote set with covered center bowl, pair of 3-arm candelabras (Fall & Winter and Spring & Summer), 20"h., and clock on base, approximately 21"h., marked with crossed swords.

Four 19th century Meissen and German porcelain figurines: (1) of a small girl holding flowers in both hands, unmarked, 4.75"h x 2.5"w x 3.5"d, (1) cherub with cloak, marked 19th century Meissen, 5"h x

Three (3) German polychrome and parcel gilt porcelain figures. 1st item: Meissen "Sense of Smell" figure, emblematic of the Five Senses, depicting a woman in 18th-century attire seated beside a tea ta

5 Meissen 10.5 in. Reticulated Plates. 10.5 in. dia. porcelain plates have fancy reticulated borders with gilt and pale blue highlights; cobalt center panels have 3 scenes with pairs of lovers in a ga

Circa 1800. In very good condition, very minor loss of petals , and minor restoration to teapot spout. Estimate $6.000-8.000

cobalt blue with gilt, centers with painted classical scenics (one plate with minor clean separation of porcelain at one reticulation point, possibly a firing split), 10in., together with a 7" matchin

cobalt blue with gilt, centers with painted classical scenics (one plate with minor clean separation of porcelain at one reticulation point, possibly a firing split), 10in., together with a 7" matchin

(5) Meissen porcelain figurines and articles, Late 19th c., gardener girl with goat, woman with birdcage, young boy fruit picker, a dancing woman, and reticulated urn, blue underglaze sword marks, lar

2 putti / children, 2 musicians (broken off instrument reed included), figure collecting grapes. With missing elements. Meissen marks on bottom. As is. Tallest 2.5" X 3" X 5.5"H

Porcelain figurine depicting a woman seated next to a basket of flowers, as part of the "Senses" series, representing the sense of smell, featuring Dresden lace accents throughout. Attributed to Johan

Meissen group comprised of two salt dishes, two covered bowls, together with a Sevres pillbox.

Group of 5 fine European porcelain figurines including pair of Capodimonte romantic figures, woman in large petticoat female figurine, and pair of Meissen yellow song bird figurines (each with chipped

Group of 2 Meissen porcelain allegorical groups: Sense of Feeling & Sense of Smell. Sense of Feeling marked with crossed swords. Sense of Smell marked with crossed swords. 127 stamped incised. Decorat

(lot of 5) Meissen parcel gilt and painted porcelain cruet set, decorated with flowers, the cruets with centered figural harbor scenes, the underplate with fitted compartments for each container, comp

(lot of 5) Meissen parcel gilt and painted porcelain cruet set, decorated with flowers, the cruets with centered figural harbor scenes, the underplate with fitted compartments for each container, comp

Meissen Porcelain Emblematic Figure Late 19Th/Early 20Th Century. Measures H 5" Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by E

3 MEISSEN FIGURES & 1 CAPODIMONTE. MEISSEN PIPER (5" H). FLOWER GIRL (5" H). DOUBLE FIGURE #37 (6"H). CAPODIMONTE (5"H) WITH DAMAGE TO FINGER.

Early Meissen teapot, 7" high, Meissen miniature teapot, 3 1/2" high, Meissen two handled bowl with applied flowers, 3" high, 8" wide to edge of handles, Meissen Pitcher, 5" high and Early Continental