Meissen Figure. Classical Lady with Cherub

Crossed swords blue mark. Numbered 1042 and impressed 69. Red number 5. Minor imperfection on cherub's foot which will be visible in photo, 11"H. 6"W.

German Meissen figure of a lady & cherub. Marked Germany with cross sword on bottom. 13”t. Ca. 1880.

Blue cross sword mark at the underside. Impefection to thumb of cherub. 11" H.

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP19th CenturyTwo classical female figures and a winged cherub. Crossed swords mark on base.Height 13.5".

19thC MEISSEN PORCELAIN RETICULATED CABINET WITH HAND PAINTED CLASSICAL SCENE WITH FIGURE & CHERUB WITH BOW & ARROWS , SURROUNDED BY RETICULATED COBALT BORDER - 9 1/4" D

A MEISSEN STYLE CONTINENTAL FIGURE GROUP of a seated male on a wheat sheaf and standing lady musician, both in colourful classical costume and on an oval base 15cm high 12.5cm across

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURE of a young lady holding a flower spray dressed in colourful costume A MEISSEN STYLE CONTINENTAL BUST OF HENRI IV, A DERBY STYLE FLOWER SELLER CHERUB FI

one with blue Volkstedt mark, modeled as a dancer in a lavender dress; the other with Meissen-style blue crossed swords mark, modeled as a classical maiden with a lyre; each 8 1/2 inches high

19th c. Meissen figure "Lady with Lamb." Professional repairs, 2nd mark. Approx. 12" H.

Approx. 20" H. From an Englewood Cliffs mansion. Missing half pinky.

Four Meissen porcelain cherub figures German, 19th C. Set of four Meissen figures depicting cherubs Labors. {PR} (PBELL6301/4) From the Estate of Phyllis Bell Measurements: Tallest 5 3/8" H Please vie

Large cast stone garden figure, Classical Lady, 20thc., the draped figure holding an abundantly filled cornucopia, standing upon a short integral base, approx 51"h, 18"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $400.00

Regency period demilune cabinet, satinwood, elaborately painted with classical ladies, cherubs and floral decoration, circa 1820, 38" h x 36" w x 18" d.

Meissen porcelain figurine of a lady in a position of banding over and throwing a golden ball. 15" H x 11" W

3.5" Base 8" H Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death that October,

Retailed by B. Altman & Co. Early 20th century. On onyx foot. T.H. Ullmann (Austrian). Approx. 8" H. From an Englewood Cliffs mansion.

Approx. 7" H. Minor loss.

Meissen Porcelain Figure Lady with Flowers. 5 1/4" High x 3 1/2" Wide

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figures, crossed swords mark, examined under black light, no observed florescence, including: (1) Boy with Spyglass, wearing blue coat, with red and gold sash, incised 243

Walnut and sycamore. Leaf and vine inlay with scene of classical lady and cherub. One door, one drawer. Circa 1828.15"W. x 14"D. x 31"H. Guest House Powder Room. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the

BRONZE FINISH (PROBABLY SPELTER) FIGURE OF CLASSICAL LADY WITH FLOWERS BY RANCOULET, ON WOODEN BASE 23"H

Group of Three Continental Porcelain Figures Comprising two Meissen figures of cherubs and a Berlin (KPM) figure of a musician. Height of tallest 4 1/8 inches. C Property from an Upper East Side Estat

High Polish Bronze Patinated Figures Of Classical Ladies. 21H.

Lovely raised continual scene of classical ladies and cherubs in a garden. Raised garland of flowers and grapevine frame the scene. Issued: Early 1900's Dimensions: 4.5"H x 4.25"Dia. Manufacturer: Wed