Faun with ducklings, Dahl-Jensen Co

Faun with ducklings, Dahl-Jensen Copenhagen, designed by Jacob Jensen Bregnø (1877-1946), green stamp with addition Denmark 1939-1981, painted model no. 1198, young faun trying to hold all the duck

Faun with ducklings, Dahl-Jensen Copenhagen, designed by Jacob Jensen Bregnø (1877-1946), green stamp with addition Denmark 1939-1981, painted model no. 1198, young faun trying to hold all the duck

20th century. A group of three Royal Copenhagen figures including a faun and parrot group designed by Christian Thomsen and two female figures by Dahl Jensen. Each marked and artist signed; largest

#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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

#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.

#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.

Seated lady in elaborate gown holding a fan, #1212, artist signed, 11 X 9", excellent.

Large figurine, marked underneath. Dimensions: H 7" x W 12.75" x D 6" Condition: No issues to note.

#1286, 6 in. H. For further reading see "Dahl-Jensen Porcelain" p.151 by Caroline & Nick Pope. Provenance: From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.