German Meissen Porcelain Figural Lamp

German Porcelain Figural Table Lamp, Von Schierholz Porcelain Manufactory, 1973-90. Modelled in Meissen style with two couples dancing around a tree trunk, the shade mounted with alternating oval lith

German Porcelain Figural Table Lamp, Von Schierholz Porcelain Manufactory, 1973-90. Modelled in Meissen style with two couples dancing around a tree trunk, the shade mounted with alternating oval lith

An antique European glazed porcelain lamp made in the German Meissen manner. The body of the lamp is adorned with figural flowers, hand painted and gilded floral and foliage patterns, and medallions d

German, early 20th century. Pair of figural porcelain decorated table lamps, in the manner of Dresden or Meissen, each modeled with a seated maiden covered in a floral decorated dress issuing a leafy

20th century; Meissen style with four children dancing around a tree in garden landscape, floral laden shades with lithophane oval panels; 20 in. H., shade - 10 in. Diam.

A porcelain figure of a dancing man and woman in the manor of Meissen or Dresden measuring approx. 9.25"h by 8"l by 5.25"w. Figure appears to have been once a lamp, but the lamp apparatus is gone. Pie

Antique German Meissen hand painted porcelain figural group "The Continent of Europe" from the Series of Four Continents originally designed by Kaendler, features the queen, her horse and other items

An antique German Meissen porcelain hand painted figural sculpture. Portrays a graceful lady seated within an intricately detailed chariot, pulled by elegant horses ruled by a coachman. With meticulou

German Meissen Porcelain Figural Group Personifying "Earth" ca. 1730, originally from a set of four groups personifying the elements, the central goddess with a cornucopia of fruit, sitting against a

German Meissen Porcelain Figural Group of Apple Picking ca. 1850-1922, featuring a mother holding out her apron for apples, a seated boy by her side, and a little boy holding out his hat for another b

GERMAN MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL DOUBLE-ARM CANDELABRA PAIR, each having polychrome hand-painted decorations, comprising a girl and a boy sitting on a double-sided basket with loop handles, a candleho

An antique German Meissen porcelain hand painted figural sculpture. Portrays a graceful lady seated within an intricately detailed chariot, pulled by elegant horses ruled by a coachman. With meticulou

An antique German Meissen porcelain figural group depicting two children. Marked with two crossed blue cross and numbered to the bottom. Dates to the 19th century. Antique German Porcelain Collectible

Von Schierholz German Porcelain Figural "May Day" Lamp. Young couples dancing around the central tree. Dome shade with diamond lattice, raised floral cartouches, and oval lithophane figural reserves.

Of two monkeys embracing with glass eyes, piercing to the back. Early 20th C.

GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL LAMP W/ JADE FINIAL H. 32"

German porcelain figural Lamp. Blue and white floral decoration with a young girl on the center column, B & H oil font insert, later electrified, 26"H X 5"W X 6"D. Condition: Minor losses.

Art Deco Lamp. Marked Germany. Approximately 9.75 x 4 x 3.125 in.

Owls with glass eyes, 6" high 15" high overall late 19th century

Pair of German Porcelain figural lamps, each with a beaded shade above the white porcelain figure in period attire, rising on a marble plinth, 14"h

Pair German Porcelain Figural Lamps, unmarked (PVIT71/2)(MS) Dimensions: Figures: 7 1/2" H, To the finial: 22" H Property from a Manhattan Interior Designer and Architect

(3) German porcelain figural lamps, incl Volkstedt, 19th/20th c., German, hand-painted porcelain figures, mounted as lamps, incl. a pair of lamps featuring a seated gentleman with goat, blue crown mar

An antique German Meissen porcelain figural group representing an allegory of visual arts. The group depicts two cupids painting a seascape. Designed by Johann Joachim Kandler, 1706 to 1775. Johann Jo

(lot of 2) German Meissen porcelain figural sweetmeat dishes, modeled after the originals by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775), each figure in blue and white dress, bowls decorated in Blue Onion pat