Nymphenburg figurine "Cherubs Catching Birds"

MANUFACTURE: Nymphenburg (GERMANY) SCULPTOR: - NAME: Cherub with Drum NUMBER: 420 CONDITION: Excellent. No chips, no cracks. NO BOX. HEIGHT: 4 1/2 inch / 11 cm WIDTH: 3 inch / 8 cm DEEP: 2 inch / 5 cm

DESCRIPTION: French Large candelabra to six (6) candle holders, gilt bronze decorated with three cherub angels catching birds from a tree surrounded by tree and flower branches motifs.Claude Michel Cl

Nymphenburg Germany Blanc de Chine Porcelain Group Figurine of cherubs fishing. Circa 1930s. Marked on the bottom. 8.5"H x 6"D =

NYMPHENBURG FIGURINE WITH 4 CHERUBS ON PEDESTAL PLAYING INSTRUMENTS, MEASURES 8 1/2" HIGH, HAS HAIRLINE IN CHERUBS PLAYING CYMBALS AND HORNS, AS PICTURED.JUST TOLD THIS IS NOT NYPHENBURG.....THANKS

Early 20th century Sabino France opalescent French glass curio cabinet display figurines. Includes ~ One (1) Elephant trunk up. One (1) Swan bird with outstretched wings. One (1) Plump seated sparrow

by Theodore Karner, 5 1/2", excellent.

Nymphenburg Polychrome small cherub figurine warming himself by the fire. Various marking under base.; Circa: 20th century. Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 6.5"H x 2.0"D;

#446, 4", Excellent.

Nymphenburg Germany Blanc de Chine Porcelain Group Figurine of kids playing with owl. Circa 1930s. Marked on the bottom with impressed shield mark, model number 725. ; Dimensions: 9"H x 5.25"D;

A figurine of a Cherub by The Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory. The Cherub is signed on the bottom with the Nymphenburg Shield mark and the numbers "777, 3, 3", he stands 6 3/4" high. Shipping Shippi

Pair of Nymphenburg Polychrome Cherub Figurines. Putti On Pedestal designed by Franz Anton Bustelli (worked for Nymphenburg from 1754 to 1763). Marked on the bottom. Circa early 1900s ; Country of Ori

German Hutschenreuther Blank De Chine Porcelain Figurine Cherub Freeing The Caged Bird Selb Kunstabteilung Approximately 6 3/4 inches tall.

Group of 11 Nymphenburg Figures of Cherubs from various series including allegory of four seasons, musicians and mythological motif. Tallest 6.75" smallest 4.25". Model numbers 1528, 804, 265, 630, 95

Pair of Nymphenburg Blanc de Chine Cherub figurines. Putti on pedestal designed by Franz Anton Bustelli (worked for Nymphenburg from 1754 to 1763). Marked on the bottom ; Circa early 1900s Country of

Allegorical Group of 4 Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurines of Putti / Cherubs on pedestals designed by Franz Anton Bustelli in 1750s. All marked with impressed shield on the bottom. Model numbers

Lot of Figurines including two Hummel Goebel Figurines, Goebel Bird Figurine,Capodimonte Cherub with Lyre by Volte, Pair of Francis Lascour Terracotta Figures and early 20th Century German Biszue Figu

Lot of Figurines including two Hummel Goebel Figurines, Goebel Bird Figurine,Capodimonte Cherub with Lyre by Volte, Pair of Francis Lascour Terracotta Figures and early 20th Century German Biszue Figu

Nymphenburg Blanc de Chine Porcelain Group Figurine of a cherub with a peacock, designed by Bustelli. Impressed shield mark and numbers 96 and 10. Circa early 20th century. ; Country of Origin: German

Including Cherubs, bird, Victorian, and more. Some crazing. Tallest measures 10.5in standing.

Vintage Nymphenburg Glazed Porcelain Bird Group, Vintage Hutschenruether Glazed Porcelain Bird Figurine, and Royal Doulton Glazed Porcelain Whiskey Decanter. Each marked on the base. Tallest measures

Meissen Cherub Boy catching a fish porcelain group figurine. ; Country of Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 5"L x 4"H x3"W; Issued: 19th century;

Late 19th century pair of Dresden German porcelain figures in the form of Cherubs. One is depicted catching and storing doves in a wooden cage. The other is depicted scouting for the doves through shr

Glossy finish in cream coloration. Depicts bird perched on a tree branch. Nymphenburg backstamp. Dimensions: 3"L x 5.75"W x 7.5"H Manufacturer: Nymphenburg Country of Origin: Germany

Pair of mid 20th century hand painted Meissen porcelain cherub figurines, (1) taking fish from a basket, (1) putting birds in a cage, both maker marked (1947-1973), each 5"h x 5"w x 2.5"d.