CONNOISSEUR BISQUE FIGURE 'GORILLA' H10" W8"

late 19th century. Russian oil on wood panel with three standing figures. framed. H10 1/2" W8 1/2"

Boehm (American, founded 1953). "Black-Capped Chickadee" #43T and an larger figure of a robin on a branch. Hand-painted bisque porcelain. Marked to underside. Approx. of the tallest h.10". Provenance:

202. LOVELY FRENCH BISQUE FIGURE A BEBE BY JULES STEINER. 18”. Marks: Steiner Paris F A-11 (head); Le Petit Parisien Bebe Steiner (body). Bisque socket head, blue paperweight eyes, painted lashe

BOEHM BISQUE FIGURE CANVAS BACK DUCK H 25 3/4, W 12 1/2, L 14 1/2:Boehm Canvas Back Duck with Calla Lily and Cattails on Wood base, hand painted, 994 of 1525,small chip to one lily leaf

19th century Continental bisque porcelain figural group titled "David's Triumph & Reward", impressed Wm Beattie Sc on base, 18"h x 13"w x 10"d.

4" GEBRUDER HEUBACH GERMAN BISQUE FIGURE OF YOUNG CHILD WEARING A BEAR COSTUME. THE COSTUME IS PUSHED UP TO REVEAL HIS HAPPY FACE. INCISED WITH THE SUNBURST MARK. CIRCA 1912

(Japan, 1930s) An extremely rare, matched set of Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow bisques. Produced in Japan in the 1930s and possibly distributed by the George Borgfeldt Company, these figures a

Pr French bisque figures by Baury et Vion (Paris Porcelain), Rue de Paradis-Poisonniere, mounted as lamps, large blue anchor underglaze mark, base of male figure broken, fragments mostly present for r

A Russian bisque porcelain figure of a Ukrainian peasant maiden, Gardner, circa 1880-1890. The peasant beauty shown with a floral crown, wearing numerous colorful beaded necklaces, shading her eyes an

Large Pair of 19th Century Gilt Encrusted Bisque Figures H. 2ft.

Decorated French Urn with Cupids on Front and Pair of French Style Figures in Bisque - Tallest figure approx. 13" t, Urn approx 9.5" tall, 9.5" wide

Continental Bisque Figure of an Male Athlete, first quarter 20th century, after the Antique, the figure depicted holding a baton, with an unidentified mark, h. 22", w. 9-1/2", base dia. 7".

FRENCH BISQUE FIGURE GROUP, AFTER JEAN-BAPTISTE PIGALLE 19TH CENTURY modelled as two putti fighting over a heart, on an oval base, signed 'Pigalle' (40.5cm high, 25cm wide)

HUMMEL BISQUE FIGURE, H 7", 'RING AROUND THE ROSIE':Number 348, Goebel Bee mark (Tmk-5).

Wonderful and important Bowling Automaton with 3 Bisque Figures. Patented in 1907 by Otto Eichenberger of Switzerland with the assistance of Leon Brock of New York, this intricate and large automaton

Pair of Large French Bisque Figures 24" - Figures of Classically Dressed Man Courting Woman - Pink Tones with Gold and Floral Highlights - Finger of Man Repaired - Woman's Mask Is Broken, Finger Repai

Large Pair French Bisque Figures - 28.5" Man and Woman in Classical Dress Standing Near Pedestals - Each Wearing Blue and Lavender Tones with Enamel Highlights - Green Anchor Mark - Woman Has Professi

Three large porcelain bisque figures, all elaborately paint decorated with gilt highlights (two with repairs). ht. 19in., 19in., & 24in.

HUMMEL BISQUE FIGURES, TWO, H 8" & 9", 'A STORY FROM GRANDMA' & 'AT GRANDPA'S':Numbers 620 and 621, exclusive limited edition for the Hummel club, number 4154/10,000 (see additional photo).

A lot of seven Cybis Native American bisque figures, six being hand painted. Largest: 16.25" high x 8" wide x 5.5" deep

A lot of twenty seven hand painted Cybis porcelain and bisque items including figures in different attire and sleeping babies. Ht: 13" (largest)

TWO LARGE BISQUE FIGURESContinental, circa 1900, both marked with a ceramic monogram to the bottom of "PVB". Woman holding a bible, the gentleman holding a book, both colorfully painted and

Connoisseur of Malvern (English, 1979) late 20th century. A group of two porcelain figures, comprising of the "Thai Dancer" wearing a Chada and "Kohn". Marked on underside, Thai Dancer 5/50, Kohn 6/50

18. ESPECIALLY BEAUTIFUL FRENCH BISQUE “FIGURE A” BEBE BY JULES STEINER. 19”. Marks: J. Steiner Bte SGDG Paris Fre A 13. Bisque socket head, deep blue paperweight eyes, painted lashe