Dahl Jensen Siamese Temple Dancer

Woman in exotic costume,sculpted by Jens Peter Dahl Jensen(1874-1960), 10 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain Figurines 1897-1985," p.56 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the

Woman in exotic costume,sculpted by Jens Peter Dahl Jensen(1874-1960), 11 1/4 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain Figurines 1897-1985," p.94 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From

(2) Continental porcelain figures; Dahl Jensen Denmark Siamese dancer marked 1125 (approx. 10' x 10"), Lorenz Hutschenreuther Balinese sword dancer figure (approx. 12" tall).

19th C gilt Bronze figural Siamese temple dancer. 19" tall.

#1292, 10 1/2 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain" p.98, by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.

#1226, 13 1/2 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain" p.86 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.

Dahl-Jensen porcelain figurine, Sumatra Dancer, c. 1930s, Denmark, Orientalist Dancer, #1208, maker's mark to underside, 12.25"h x 9.5"w

Porcelain figure of an Indonesian woman in a floral skirt dancing with a green sash. 1114; Dahl Jensen DJ Copenhagen backstamp. Artist: Jens Peter Dahl Jensen Issued: c. 1928-1985 Dimensions: 5.5"L x

This beautiful piece was made around the 1930s in Thailand (when it was still called "Siam") showcasing an amazing level of craftmanship. It features an elegant Temple Dancer surrounded by bright gree

Figure of a woman dancing in traditional attire and flowers in her hair. 1323; Dahl Jensen DJ Copenhagen backstamp. Depth: 3.5in. Artist: Jens Peter Dahl Jensen Issued: c. 1928-1985 Dimensions: 4.75"W

Dah Lensen Danish porcelain figural group modeled as a seated Thai dancer wearing a Ram-Thai crown headdress, marked to base. [10 1/4" H x 11 3/4" W x 6" D]. In overall good condition.

Pair Dahl Jensen porcelain Egyptian women, 20th c., Denmark, no. 1123 and 1129, factory marks to bases, 17.5"h x 7"w (larger), 17"h x 6"w (smaller)

Dahl Jensen Porcelain Figure Danish, 1874-1960, the kneeling figure wearing a feathered breech clout and holding a cockatoo, marked on the bottom. h. 9-3/4", w. 6", d. 5-3/4" Provenance: The Collectio

Dahl Jensen for Royal Copenhagen "Javanese Princess" porcelain figure, bears Dahl Jensen green underglaze mark on underside with model number "1171" and other markings. 14" H x 10" W x 8" D.Condition:

#1362, 8 1/4 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain Figurines p.122, by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.

Jens Peter DAHL-JENSEN (1874-1960) 'A seated Balinese woman' a porcelain statue. Around 1930. (14 x 24 x 24,5 cm)

Dahl Jensen Danish porcelain figural group modeled as an 18th century lady seated in court attire, marked to base. [11" H x 11" W x 8 1/2" D]. In overall good condition with minor wear.

An antique first factory quality Danish Dahl Jensen Copenhagen glazed polychrome porcelain figurine. The figurine is made in the shape of a sitting Balinese flute player child. Marked with a green fac

Collection of ten vintage Danish (Copenhagen) Jens Peter Dahl-Jensen (1874-1960) porcelain dog figures, to include terriers, dachshund, bull dog, etc, marked on base 7"h x 3"w x 9"d/ larg

An antique first factory quality Danish Dahl Jensen Copenhagen glazed polychrome porcelain figurine. The figurine is made in the shape of a sitting Japanese juggler dressed in a kimono. Marked with a

An antique first factory quality Danish Dahl Jensen Copenhagen glazed polychrome porcelain figurine. The figurine is made in the shape of a sitting Balinese woman. Marked with a green factory stamp, a

ELEVEN PORCELAIN FIGURINES INCLUDING DAHL JENSENDanish, 20th century. Includes six (6) works by Dahl Jensen including girl with candle (#1354), girl with teddy bear (#1152), girl with apple basket (#1

#1272, 6 1/2 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain" p.147 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.

#1299, 8 1/2 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain" p.101 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.