A SEVRES STYLE WHITE BISCUIT PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP OF

Sèvres style bisque (biscuit) porcelain allegorical figural group, in the manner of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (French 1827-1875), depicting a figure kneeling before a Classical maiden attended by putti,

19th Century Sevres White Biscuit Porcelain Group: 'The Toilet of Venus' After the model by Louis-Simon Boizot (French, 1743-1809), on a circular laurel leaf cast gilt bronze base. No apparent marking

Classical style Parian (biscuit porcelain) figure group, The Farewell of Telemachus and Eucharis, after Tito Angelini (Italian, 1806-1878), unmarked, approx 16.25"h, 12"w, 9"d, 13.25lbs Start Price: $

An antique French Sevres or Sevres style biscuit porcelain, ormolu and green marble group with a Neoclassical style genre scene featuring a lady at her desk. Circa 1900. Approximate measurements: 7 1/

Porcelain figure group, putti with goat. Gilt bronze base. Sevres style mark to the underside. 14"L x 11 1/2"H. Chip to the underside.

European Chinoiserie Turquoise Glazed Biscuit Porcelain (Sevres or Minton) Figure of a scholar seated on a rock, his reading interrupted by a young attendant helping to put on the Scholar's shoe; an a

(lot of 3) Group of figural beauties, late 19th/ early 20th c., all marked underfoot, comprising: (2) Sevres style porcelain figures, with gilt draped dress, raised flower, standing on base with mirro

WHITE GLAZED, SEVRES STYLE MOTHER WITH CHILD PORCELAIN FIGURE. CHIPS TO LEAVES. 18" H.

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP depicting a male and female dancing & a French porcelain figure in the Sevres style. 15 cm & 13.5 cm high. (2)

A GROUP OF THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES. Comprising a blue and white Kangxi style porcelain vase decorated with figures and panels and accented with red oxide highlights. Double ring blue mark on bas

comprising 18 figures the tallest 18 inches

Porcelain biscuit group depicting a family scene with young child between couple seated on bench. Imperfections: piece of umbrella has chipped off. Height: 9"; Width: 13"; Depth: 9". (Rococo style) ST

Porcelain collection, mainly French, including a pair of Sevres style urns, a pair of small jardinieres, a gold and white covered urn with underplate, 5 apothecary jars, a pair of green and white urns

Blue and white with gold painted accents lidded porcelain box, marked with Sèvres style mark, and figure of child with 2 cups, has previous large restoration to front foot area, touched up paint in a

Group of four Chinese blue & white porcelains; Ming blue & white jar; Kangxi-style bowl with figures, early-style blue, red & white jar, Ming-style bowl with numerous shou characters; H: 6" (tallest)

Rare European biscuit porcelain groups, 18th c., Largely 18th c., (6) pieces, incl. Cupid, after Falconet, possibly Sevres, 18th c., Psyche, after Falconet, Niderviller male and female figures, c. 177

Group of assorted white ceramic and porcelain decorative items including 3 tree trunk style vases, 2 modern vases, a buff finish shell on stand, a glazed bird, a glazed bulldog, and three little milk

A PAIR OF GILT-METAL MOUNTED SEVRES STYLE BISCUIT PORCELAIN VASES 20th century, probably by Samson Depicting children playing, above a flowerhead filled trellis body, signed 'Zehr', together with a Fr

18TH CENTURY SEVRES BISCUIT PORCELAIN FIGURE OF BOY MODELLED BY FALCONET AFTER BOUCHER OF LE JEUNE SUPPLIANT A BOY STANDING BESIDE A BASKET OF FLOWERS WITH HANDS CLASPED ON A RECTANGULAR BASE INCISE F

With Turquoise Ground, impressed "China" on bottom, c. 1900, height 10 inches.

(Lot of 4) A Sevres style porcelain group, each having partial gilt decoration on a green ground, consisting of a covered tureen and undertray, 13"h x 19"w, and a pair of potpourri vases, each centere

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Cent. biscuit porcelain figural group depicts a Greco Roman scene of a robed woman playing the tamborine while a satyr lays aling the floor playing the flute. Stamped with Sevres m

CHINESE WHITE PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP H 9" W 11" Four figures plus animals: deer and turkey.

Royal Copenhagen White Biscuit Porcelain Group of "Ganymede and the Eagle," early 20th c., after Berthel Thorvaldsen (1768-1844), marked on the underside, the edge with a blue line mark, H.- 4 1/4 in.