Continental Porcelain Pagoda Nodder Figure

Continental porcelain pagoda figure, probably German, the Chinoiserie figure with nodding head, hands and articulating tongue, modeled as the Laughing Buddha, Budai Pu-tai, after a model by J.J. Kandl

A Continental porcelain nodder pagoda figure with articulated hands and head and crossed sword mark. H - 11" W - 11"  D - 11". Condition: Good, metal crossbar on one hand missing and old repair to on

A Continental porcelain nodder pagoda figure with articulated hands and head and crossed sword mark. H - 11" x W - 11" D - 11". Condition: Good.

Continental, ca. 1900. A porcelain pagoda nodder, with head and hands the nodding elements, decorated with multi-colored flowers and wearing yellow shoes, with ears and face exaggerated, marked with g

Rare Meissen Porcelain Nodder. The short black-haired figure, sitting in a floral gown or robe with legs crossed, mouth open exposing a wagging tongue and hands and head nodding. Condition is great, s

German porcelain nodding Pagoda figure, Meissen style. Moving head, tongue & hands. Marked on inside with J.P. (Jacob Petit) Hand painted with decirative floral pattern and gilt accents. Measures 11.7

Contemporary. Continental style pink ground gilt accented porcelain chinoiserie nodder figure of a Chinese man, sitting on a floral decorated box. Unmarked. Approx. h., w. 5", d. 4".

Meissen style porcelain Pagoda nodder, Late 19th/early 20th c., hand-painted seated Chinoiserie figural nodder, spurious blue underglaze crossed swords mark to interior of figure, 5.75"h x 5.5"w x 6"d

Porcelain nodding male pagoda figure, unmarked. 6”h x 6”w x 6”d. Includes stand.

male figure with impressed mark to underside; other figures appear unmarked; Condition: one on a square base; square base with chip and repair; 6 1/2 to 8 1/2 inches high

In the Meissen manner, probably Russian, 19th C. H: 18.5cm (7 1/4 in.)

19th century, in the form of a seated figure, with movable hands, head and tongue, hand painted underglaze blue floral decorated robe, incised on underside "260/70/D", 13 x 11-3/4 in. Provenance: Priv

Two Continental Porcelain Figures 20th century comprising an Augarten Wien figure of a monkey seated atop a tree stump, together with a Nymphenburg figure of a crouching monkey designed by Theodor Kar

Large Meissen style Continental porcelain nodder, articulated head, tongue, and arms, inside front edge of base next to crossed heet with a 4-5" long arched hairline that continues up the left front o

Dresden Porcelain "Nodder" Figure, 20th c., after the Meissen model, the seated figure with moving head and hands, the bottom having a Dresden mark in underglaze blue, H.-10 1/2 in., W.- 11 in., D.- 1

German, 19th century, in the form of a seated female, with movable hands, head and tongue, hand painted floral decorated robe, gilt accents, numbered on base "23/89", 6-1/4 x 6 in. Provenance: Private

Pair of late 19th continental hand-painted porcelain figure groups. One featuring a semi-clad female with scepter and peacock, the other modeled as a semi-clad female draped in a regal cape. One is ma

The recumbent hound in the manner of Nymphenburg or Ens-Porzellan Volkstedt, depicted with outstretched forepaws and resting its chin on the ground, illegible impressed marked on bottom, singed J.H. a

Meissen Blackamoor, Frankenthal Masquerade figure, Capodimonte Jester, Continental Maiden and Cavalier, the largest 4 1/2" high

Large grouping of Continental porcelain figures including male figure depicted holding a rose with blue Meissen marks to base (Old repaired break and restoration to one hand/chip to apron, 7" H), Ital

Continental porcelain figure, Madame Recamier, Sevres style mark to base, incised mark "4837", right hand one finger damaged, 8-1/4" h x 8" w

A Large Continental Porcelain Figure GroupThe group depicting an amorous couple beneath an Oak tree attended by 2 dogs and wild game. The figures are well modelled and finely painted with 18th century

Continental porcelain allegorical statue, Marie-Antoinette as Minerva, modeled after the original by Josse-Francois Joseph Le Riche (1780-1801, the principle modeler at Sevres), Queen of France portra

A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP modelled as two cherub musicians on a grape clad rocky oval base set with a goat 20.5cm across 21cm high