A Copeland 'Art Union of London' Parian Figure.

19th C Copeland parian figure of a semi naked woman: holding a tambourine, Impressed Art Union of London 1843,h.46cm.

Art Union of London Parian figure of ' Solitude ' after J. Lawlor, with impressed marks to base, probably Minton, 1852, 22ins high

After John Lawlor (Irish-British, 1820 - 1901), Minton (English, 1793 - 2005), 1852. Finely modeled bisque Minton parian ware figure "Solitude", issued by the Art Union of London as a prize, depicting

A 19th century Copeland Parian bust of Clytie by C. Delpech. Depicts a woman in a Neoclassical dress on molded plinth with foliate upper edge. Impressed marks "Copeland, Art Union of London 1863, C De

Parian Figure of a Women, Inscribed "Art Union of London 1856", 14" H.

19th century Parian ware figurine titled "Solitude", impressed J Lawlor Sculp, ART- Union of London 1852, 19"h x 8"w x 9"d. Will not ship due to size can refer our local shippers.

An Art Union of London Copeland porcelain pedestal tazza, hand painted with alternating panels of classical figures and a phoenix amongst scrolls, 13" x 5" (AF some restoration)

late 19th century, fine Copeland figure of a classical maiden holding a flower, impressed "Ceramic/Crystal Palace Art Union/Copyright Reserved/F Copeland" and sculptor "M. Noble Sc" mark, 17 in.; Grec

A COPELAND PARIAN BUST OF THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA Second half 19th century Impressed 'Art Union of London Mary Thornycroft' to the socle, incised 'WT Copeland' to the reverse, modeled quarter-length we

A Group of Parian Ware Bustscomprising of a Copeland bust of John Masterman Esq. by J.P. Westmacott, an Adams & Co. bust of Richard Colden Esq., an Art Union of London bust of Alexandra by Mary Thorny

19th C Copeland parian bust Lesbia : Impressed W O Marshall RA Sculpture Crystal Palace Art Union of London 1859,h.28.5cm.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Copeland Parian ware bisque porcelain bust depicting the Princess Alexandra. On plinth: "Art Union of London. Mary Thorncroft. Sc 1863". On reverse of bust: "WT Copeland Pubd June

19th Century statuette. Woman holding unto her anchor charm necklace. Made for Ceramic and Crystal Palace Art Union. Mounted on circular textured base. Titled and dated on base; Copeland impressed mar

Parian busts: 1868 Princess Alexandra of Denmark - Crystal Palace Art Union (Copeland)and 1864 Prince Edward of Wales Art Union of London (Morton) / Measures: 12" & 14" / Condition: Prince Edward is l

Crafted of fine quality Parian porcelain. Features the likeness of the English poet John Milton. Signed on verso: Milton M. Noble SC London Nov 20 1865 Ceramic and Crystal Palace Art Union Copyright R

having a central flaring reticulated basket, surrounded by two putti figures, on a classical base, gilt highlights throughout, having an impressed mark for the Crystal Palace Art Union, 8 3/8" high,

AN ART UNION OF LONDON PARIAN BUST OF APOLLO MODELLED BY C DELPECH, LATE 19TH CENTURY Impressed marks 35cm high, the base 11.5cm diameter

Parian Ware Bust "Apollo", London Art Union 1881, 13 1/2" high.

Bust depicts a male figure. Marked ART UNION OF LONDON 1861. Contains very minor nics. Measures approx 13 inches tall 10 inches wide. Bust, male bust, alabaster bust, monotone bust.

A Crystal Palace Art Union parian vase, twin handled pedestal urn form, relief moulded Classical figures of maidens dancing, highlighted in gilt, moulded mark, 21cm high

Bronze-Patinated Plaster Bust of Queen Alexandra , after the model by Mary Thornycroft, "WT Copeland/Pub June 1, 1963" on truncation, "Art Union of London. Mary Thornycroft Sc 1863" on self-base, h. 1

Brown-Westhead Moore & Co. Parian Bust of Apollo, After C. Delpech Impressed mark, inscribed 'C. Delpech (Red T), Published February 1, 1861. Art Union of London on 1861. 14 in. high.  Note: This pa

British/Continental, 19th century, comprising: Albert Edward, base stamped "Art Union of London 1864", 15 x 10 x 5-1/2 in.; Alexandra, verso with incised signature and stamp "June 1 1863", base stampe

A lot of two Parian sculptures of women, one being Art Union of London, 1855. The large sculpture, a depiction of Clytie, after Delpech, marked to base: 14" The second sculpture, a young woman in prof