figurine, Meissen, around 1880/90, Europe on the bull

figurine, Meissen, around 1880, The odour, allegory on the Five senses, designed by beauty around 1772, lady at one petite Side table sitting and smelling at a floral bouquet, clothes with lace appliq

figurine, Meissen, around 1880, lady feeding kitten, Model no. B 94, polychrome painting, lace appliqués at clothes , rococo base with fretwork, minor rest., minor dam., H. 13 cm

figurine, Meissen, around 1880 girl with arrow, design Acier 1773, F 32, fine polychrome painting, l. rest., lace decorationon the clothes l. dam., round pedestal, gold decoration, H.approx. 16.5 cm

figurine, Meissen, around 1910, No. L 138, Italian Mandolin player, polychrome painted, pedestal with gold edges, H. approx. 21cm

figurine, Meissen, around 1880, Gardener Girl with flower pot, polychrome painted, clothes with lace appliqués, on this slightly dam., minor rest., gold rim, H.approx. 10.5 cm

figurine, Meissen, around 1740, cupid with triangle, polychrome painting, minor rest., H.approx. 11.5 cm

figurine, Meissen, around 1900 girl with flowers and sheep, painted in bright colors, head glued, H. approx. 16 cm

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

2 figurines, Meissen, around 1925, King and Queen, designed by Peter Strang, pedestal cobalt blue glazed with gold painting, H. approx. 18/20 cm

figurine 'Omphale', Meissen, around 1890, Model of Ludwig Schwanthaler, sitting Omphale in lion's skin with the mace of the Hercules, quality full polychrome painting, gold decoration, oval pedestal,

2 figurines of the monkey band, Meissen, around 1870, singer and Cello player ( bow missing), painted in bright colors, both restored, H. approx. 11cm

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) NAME: Europa and Bull SCULPTOR: Johann Friedrich Eberlein ca. 1748 NUMBER: 2697 YEAR: 1850 - 1925 CONDITION: Toes and three fingers of woman in yellow were restored. Fir

DESCRIPTION: Meissen figurine of a goddess riding on the back of a cow adorned with floral designs. Two other female figures are adjacent to the cow offering flowers from a basket. Finished with gilt

Meissen Figure group 'Europa and the Bull', flanked by two attendants on a naturalistic base. Designed by Johann Friedrich Eberlein in 1748. Measures: 9 1/2"H x 8 3/4" x 5 1/2"W.

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) SCULPTOR: Johann Joachim Kaendler circa 1760 NAME: Ring Around Rosie NUMBER: 2728 YEAR: 1850 - 1924 CONDITION: Excellent. Few fingers were restored. Minor chips to ribbo

Meissen (German), 1815-1924. Polychrome decorated porcelain figure (number 2697) of "Europa & The Bull", modeled by Johann Friedrich Eberlein. Painted and impressed marks to the underside. Approx. h.

Numbered 2697, marked underside. 8-1/2"h x 7-3/4"w x 4-1/2"d

Meissen Germany Porcelain Group Figurine of four kids playing Ring Around The Rosie. Circa 1860s. ; Dimensions: 6.5"D x 6"H;

large porcelain group, Meissen, around 1880, The Apple Harvest, design J.J. Kaendler and F.E. Meyer around 1753, four fully plastic figurines, quality full polychrome painting, rest., gold decoration,

This Wonderful 7-1/2" Meissen Figurine Is In Very Good Condition Except For 3 Small Chipped Areas Located Around The Base (See Pic #5) + A Small White Area Near The Left Foot (See Pic #7). The Bottom

DESCRIPTION:Meissen handpainted porcelain figurine of a victorian boy and girl dressed in elaborate clothing. Girl is seen playing a lute while the young boy has his arm around her shoulder listening

DESCRIPTION: Dresden Porcelain "The Rape of Europe" Figurine Group. Sculpture depicts Europa sitting on a bull which is metamorphosed Greek God Zeus who had fallen in love with her (for this reason Ze

Marked Meissen porcelain figurine. German, mid 20th century. This figurine of a woman with apples was produced at the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, the oldest active porcelain workshop in Europe and

A lovely antique Meissen porcelain figural group of children dancing around a tree designed by Johann Joachim Kaendler, circa 1760, and produced in the early to mid nineteenth century. Highly detailed