Meissen Bacchus & Attendants on Wine Press Group

Late 19th century Meissen figural porcelain grouping depicting a drunken Silenus seated astride a donkey supported by Bacchus, with a draped bacchante feeding grapes to the donkey while a putto playfu

A Meissen Porcelain Bacchus Group 18th Century bearing double crossed swords in underglaze blue. Height 7 3/4, width 6 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Denver. With some chips to floral decorations.

Showing a drunk Bacchus on a donkey, surrounded by his followers and a putti at the rear, all on a gilt-highlighted base; with underglaze blue crossed swords, incised with "2724" and stamped "147" h.

Crafted of fine quality German porcelain. Originally designed around 1750 by Johann Joachim Kaendler. Features a Lipizzan white stallion with attendant. Amazing hand painted details with fine workmans

A Meissen porcelain group showing Bacchus on a donkey with two maidens and a putto holding onto his tail. Firing cracks inside base & several restorations. Measuring, 8.5" high x 8" wide x 4" deep.

Fine late 18th or early 19th c. Meissen type figural group depicting bacchus on the back of a donkey being guided by mythical male figure with cherub, exceptionally detailed modeling and painted accen

Circa 1880 , measures 9.25" High. Estimate $2.500-3.000

MEISSEN PORCELAIN MINIATURE NUTCRACKER/WINE PRESSGerman, mid-20th century. Threaded press with ball form handles on an oval base, with green painted foliate highlights. 5.5" height

Meissen porcelain figure group; noble woman with attendant, Cupid, and cherubs. ca.1860-1900. Small chips and losses to flower petals and leaves on garland. Loss to tip of bow on the ground to the rig

Group (4) Meissen figures, 19th/20th c., Germany, parcel gilt and polychrome glazed porcelain statuettes depicting putti at play and work, blue crossed sword marks and incised model and press numbers,

20th century; modeled as Venus and two attendants with young Triton in net on rocky shoreline, 12 in. H.

20th century; modeled as Princess Europa seated on white bull (Zeus in Disguise) with two attendants, 9 in. H.

early 20th century; Io on back of Zeus in form of white bull with two attendants, 8 1/2 in. H.

A Meissen porcelain figural group of Europa and the Bull, late 19th century, originally modelled by J.J. Kaendler and re-worked by E.A. Leuteritz, modeled as the princess with two attendants decoratin

The Greek mythological princess modeled seminude seated atop a contented bull with two seminude female attendants nearby, signed with crossed swords mark in blue underglaze, incised 2647 and impressed

Meissen Figure group 'Europa and the Bull', flanked by two attendants on a naturalistic base. Designed by Johann Friedrich Eberlein in 1748. Measures: 9 1/2"H x 8 3/4" x 5 1/2"W.

19TH c. Meissen Porcelain Figural Group of Sacrifice and FriendshipAfter the Model by Christian Juchtzer, bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised H 18 and impressed 48 to the underside.Heig

Modeled by J Kendlar. Measures 10,5" High. Estimate $4.000-6.000

Dimensions 10.25 in.Hx10 in.Wx3 in.D . Estimate $5.000-6.000

Circa 1850. Measures 16" High. Estimate $6.000-8.000

10.75" L., 11" Long. Estimate $4.500-5.000

First quality , bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue, numbered 27 in iron red and impressed 51 to the underside. Height 12 1/4 x width 8 inches. Estimate $3.500-4.000

19 th century Meissen group of Europa and the Bull - Europa was the daughter of Agenor, King of Tyre. Zeus fell in love with Europa. Taking the form of a beautiful white bull he wandered among the her

First quality. Measures 10 inches x 9.5 inches. In good condition, minor old repairs. Estimate $4.000-5.000