Meissen porcelain figural group of four partially clad

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Groupof Four Children, by Konrad Hentschel Early 20th Century with underglaze mark and incised numbers 73373 The Marilyn Eber Collection, Denver, Colorado

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen style porcelain figural group. Features four painted cherubs dancing on a naturalistic modelled base. Marked on the underside with trident cross swords. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIG

Four Meissen Porcelain Figural Groups of Putti at Work , 19th c, blue crossed swords marks with incised numbers , largest h. 5 in., w. 3 in., d. 3 1/2 in

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen porcelain figural group. Features the depiction of four children playing instruments with one at the center instructing. Marked "2489" with Meissen double sword mark. CIRCA: 20t

LATE 19TH CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP OF CYBELE emblematic of Earth, the crowned goddess seated on a lion, holding a cornucopia and a key, attended by four putti: one holding up a garland,

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

20th century; modeled as four children dancing around a tree, 13 in. H.

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

with blue mark, depicting four cherubs Provenance: The Estate of Bob Gibson, Los Angeles Condition: one cherub's wing broken off (piece not retained.) 7 1/2 inches wide; 6 inches deep; 13 1/4 inches h

Two Meissen Porcelain Figural Groups ca. 1860-1922, German, the first example depicting the four seasons, comprising a putto with wheat, a putto atop a cask with goblet raised, a putto holding flowers

Matched Pair of Meissen Figural Four Light Candelabra. The seated figure of Venus or Bacchus, each holding a partially clad child holding up the candle cup supporting the four light two tiered armatur

Meissen Porcelain Allegorical Figural Group of Cybele Emblematic of Earth, from the series the Four Elements, after a model by Michel Victor Acier, model no. D 83 Height 9 inches, width 9 inches; Toge

Meissen (German, founded 1720), circa 1893. "Four Gardener Children", model B60, after the original modeled by Johann Joachim Kaendler circa 1767, porcelain figural group depicting four children holdi

19th century Meissen German porcelain figural group, two allegorical figures emblematic of two of the four seasons (spring and winter); base with blue underglaze crossed sword mark and further marked.

(2) Meissen porcelain allegorical figural groups, 19th/20th c., gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, one depicting Winter, modeled as four cherubs seated around a fire, impressed model no. 2495 to

Meissen 19th century porcelain figurine "Touch" from the Four Senses Series, depicting a woman with a bird in her right hand and 2 children and dog at her feet. Marked with crossed swords, incised 30,

A LARGE MEISSEN GERMAN FIGURAL PORCELAIN GROUP, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Modeled as four figures; two male, two female, atop plinths of various heights and holding baskets of flowers or fruit an

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figure and group, 19th/20th c.; (1) figural group, Two Putti Sharpening Arrows, original model c. 1772, designer unknown, a pair of scantily clad putti work to sharpen arr

Group of four various antique porcelains, including: parcel-gilt covered sugar jar with wicker handle, showing figural panels to body, Royal Vienna beehive mark to base, Meissen snuff bottle, parcel-g

(lot of 4) Four German porcelain figures: a Meissen seated figure of Cupid holding a heart; a matched pair of flower sellers; a figural stick; together with a Meissen gilt covered sugar bowl with cour

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Group Mid-18th Century depicting an amorous couple, bearing faint crossed swords and an accession number to the underside. Height 6 3/8 x width 5 1/2 inches.   Sold to

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP: THE PEACE Late 19th/early 20th century After the model by C.G. Juechtzer, modeled as a fallen queen, a maiden holding a cornucopia pausing to assist her, an altar to

12" high

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Group Circa 1760 bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue and an accession number to the underside. Height 7 1/2 x width 7 1/2 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund