German porcelain figural clock depicting Romance.

ca. 1900 German porcelain figural mantle clock garniture clock with accompanying candelabra, depicting children bearing baskets of fruit, spring wound brass works, accompanied by a fine Bavarian pitch

An antique German Dresden Volkstedt gilt porcelain lace figural group with a clock on the table manufactured in the Rococo style depicting a galant scene with a noble man and a lady dressed in a ball

Porcelain. Figural. With key. 28" h x 27 3/8" w x 11 1/4" d.

Late 19th century hand painted German porcelain figural clock in the form of a lady draped over the top of the clock giving her hand to a winged cherub, maker marked with two crossed lines by Plaue (c

A lot of three Dresden German porcelain figural depicting cats. Tallest approx. 5 1/8" tall.

Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanmanufaktur (German). Antique German porcelain figural group mounted within a French dore bronze arbor framed clock. Porcelain cherubs with pheasant birds, framed by porce

Larry Flynt German Porcelain Figural Mantle Clock clock on a matching porcelain base; the clock and base each with crown mark verso; overall 23 x 15 x 9 in. (58.42 x 38.10 x 22.86 cm.)

German Porcelain figural shelf clock, some finger damage, Carl Thiere, 17"h x 9"w

German porcelain figural reserve, depicting a horse and riders dressed in period attire, rising on a wood base, 13"h x 15"w.

Fine German porcelain figural mantel clock. Unsigned as to maker. Depicts a man, woman, and swan. Clock area fitted with a watch type movement. Measures a total of 11.5" tall x 9.5" wide and 4" deep.

German porcelain figural group depicting a young couple in draped period attire with child rising on a naturalistic round base model number: 4235 9""h

H 13 3/4", W 11 1/2"; encrusted with decoration in the the round including cherubs playing musical instruments and flowering vines in pink and white; fired gold accenting at bottom; 1894-1902 Sitzendo

ANTIQUE GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL SHELF CLOCK - NOT WORKING - PORCELAIN UNDAMAGED

Meissen German porcelain figural sculpture depicting a woman feeding birds, blue underglaze crossed swords mark underside with further numeric marks. 10" H x 4.5" W x 4" D. Provenance: Removed from a

Meissen German porcelain figural group depicting handsomely dressed gentleman training his canine companion, blue underglaze crossed swords mark underside along with further numeric marks. 10.25" H x

German porcelain figural group depicting a man and woman beneath a tree and surrounded by two additional couples. With crossed sword mark in blue underglaze. 14"H x 8.5"W, Circa - 19th C.

Early 20th century hand painted German porcelain figural mantel clock, in the form of a putto reading a book, with a rooster perched above the clock face, unmarked, 10.5"h x 10"w x 5.5"d.

An early 20th century porcelain figural mantle clock, depicting Aztec Indians fighting a leopard, one on horseback, and a tableau of flowers, 2 pieces- figural grouping lifts off of clock base, probab

Early 20th c. German Porcelain Figural Planter, depicting a preening swan, pink and white glazed surface with gilded highlights, red round 'Made in Germany' stamp on base, 10 1/2" high, 13 1/2" x 9 1/

Meissen German porcelain figural group depicting handsomely dressed gentleman training his canine companion, blue underglaze crossed swords mark underside along with further numeric marks. 10.25" H x

German porcelain figural group depicting a woman with a cherub on a square pedestal. 19th century. Marked with similar crossed swords, but not believed to be a Meissen mark. 15"h x 10 1/2"w x 9"d

A pair of German porcelain figural candelabras depicting a young boy with monkey and a young girl with cockatoo circa 1900. Decorated with applied flowers and having blue underglaze crossed swords mar

German porcelain figural group, depicting a pianist and dancers, each dressed in classical attire with crinoline accents, marked with underglaze blue mark, 11.5"h x 16"w x 9"d

Antique Meissen German porcelain figural group depicting "The Rape of Prosperpine", modeled by J.J. Kändler in 1750. Measures a total of 7.35" tall x about 5" wide. Marked appropriately with under gl