Friedrich Goldscheider Art Nouveau Pottery Bust

Friedrich Goldscheider Art Nouveau Pottery Bust of Lady Circa 1902. Impressed Friedrich Goldscheider, 1450, 214, 25, P, REPRODUCTION RESERVEE on verso base area as shown. Measuring approx 12.5" tall x

Friedrich Goldscheider Art Nouveau Pottery Bust of Lady Circa 1902. Impressed Friedrich Goldscheider, 1450, 214, 25, P, REPRODUCTION RESERVEE on verso base area as shown. Measuring approx 12.5" tall x

Measures about 15.75" tall. Some chipping at the base area and in part of the red garment. Could use cleaning.

"Sunflower", patinated terracotta sculpture, ca 1900, original design by A. Bertrand and with the raised factory stamp of Friedrich Goldscheider (Austria/France, 1845-1897) and impressed "A. Bertrand"

Art Nouveau glazed ceramic sculpture, Female Bust, after Leo Roussel (French, 1868-1943), possibly Friedrich Goldscheider, depicting a woman with downward gaze, hands clasped under chin, two maker's m

Late 19th/early 20th c. Friedrich Goldscheider Wien signed Austrian pottery 15" (h) x 12" (l) Art Nouveau figural vase, depicts a bent over female with her hand on a two handled pot. CONDITION: Areas

Friedrich Goldscheider Austrian Art nouveau ceramic figural sculpture. Signed Goldscheider Wien. 38"h x 15 1/2"w x 9"d

patinated terracotta, c. 1900; signed "Peuchelli[?]"; with carved wood pedestal 44 in. (111.8 cm.), Pedestal: 17 x 18 x 17 1/2 in. (43.2 x 45.7 x 44.5 cm.) Provenance: The Estate of Toni Lynn Russo, L

Art Nouveau Wall Mash Signed Friedrich Goldscheider, Chip Noted 12"X10 3/4"X3 3/4".

Of a bust of a Mucha style lady in profile, signed A. Meisiner. As a faux bronze panel. Impressed and painted numbers to back D.195. H. 45 cm (17 3/4 in.)

A large terracotta art pottery sculpture by Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory (Goldscheider'sche Porzellan Manufactur und Majolica Fabrik), the studio of Friedrich Goldscheider (

BUST BY RUDOLPH KNORLEIN FOR GOLDSCHEIDERAustrian (Vienna), early 20th century, glazed terracotta. Art Deco pottery bust of a young beauty with coral lipstick, upturned hand and flower, marked underfo

An Art Nouveau-style terracotta bust20th centuryImpressed to back: Reproduction Reservee / 1803 / 80 / 24 / [Goldscheider mark]; signed in the castingAfter Goldscheider of Vienna, the earthenware bust

Pair of Contemporary Art Pottery Figural Vases . Art Nouveau style with bust statues of women's on the fronts. Each measures 20 inches in height. Property of a Wilton, Connecticut estate.

Polychrome painted Romani man and woman, Germany, late 19th/early 20th c. Marked Each: 15 1/2"

Comprising: a terracotta bust in the manner of Houdin, a small vase by Schafer and Vater, a porcelain figure by Schaubach Kunst, a Art Nouveau period bronze table mirror, and a large pottery wall pock

Zsolnay Pecs Hungarian Art Nouveau pottery vase, lustre glazed with starfish motif decoration, maker's marks with five towers underside. 8" H x 4.5" diameter.

Made of terracotta depicting a tall standing beauty with flowing crown, standing on a rock. Artist signed, model #2264, Goldscheider logo. 26" tall. Condition: very good.

signed to side of base; iridescent glaze; Provenance: The Estate of James and Lois Garner. Proceeds will benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and World Wildlife Fund; 9 inches high

With copyright mark dated 1904, 21 1/2" h., 15 1/2" w. Note: Some oxidation to metal.

Ernst Wahliss, Turn, an Art Nouveau bust, Daphne, circa 1900, blush glazed with foliate wreath headdress, on socle base, 44cm high

PIERRE BALESTRA,(XIX - XX) BRONZE AND MARBLE SCULPTURE H 13" L 14" ART NOUVEAU BUST OF A YOUNG WOMAN Signed. White marble base. Detail in bronze head scarf and dress.

Beautiful art nouveau bust of a pretty woman with irises by the renowned French sculptor Julien Causse (1869-1914). Good patina over spelter, signed "J Causse" and titled "Iris". 23 12" x 14" Estimate

A LOVELY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ART NOUVEAU POTTERY JUG by Theodore Deck, painted with organic scrolling foliage, modelled in the 16th Century Ottoman style. 19 cm x 10 cm. Note: Joseph-Théodore Deck (2