MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE MONKEY PLAYING TRIANGLE

Meissen porcelain figure, Monkey Playing Triangle, wearing black tricorn hat and powdered wig, blue frock coat with flowered vest, incised 60013, impressed 2AA, painted 2804, having blue underglaze cr

19Th C. Meissen Monkey Band Triangle Player. Meissen Porcelain Figure, Monkey Playing Triangle, Wearing Black Tricorn Hat And Powdered Wig, Blue Frock Coat With Flowered Vest, Incised 60013, Impressed

Lot of 2 Meissen porcelain figurines: Monkey playing Bassoon. Monkey playing triangle. 5 ½"h

Meissen porcelain figure, Triangle Player from Monkey Orchestra, original model by Johann Joachim Kaendler c. 1753, polychrome model with depiction of a monkey in grey wig and tri-corner hat, wearing

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

An original first quality Meissen porcelain 12 piece Monkey Orchestra figurines set depicting monkeys playing musical instruments sculpted after the models by J.J. Kandler. Each on a gilt edged Rococo

19Th C. Meissen Monkey Band Figure Of Triangle Player. Measures H 6 1/4" Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfri

19th century, comprising: three monkey band figures, one playing the bagpipes, a choral singer and a trumpeter; a seated gentleman with sword, on circular base, gilt painted highlights; standing femal

A set of four Royal Dux Bohemian porcelain musical animal figures; zebra playing accordian, tiger playing guitar and 2 monkeys playing saxophone. Two holding applied pink triangle mark with 'E', circa

Seven Whimiscal Porcelain Monkey Figures, Comprising six Von Scheinholz and one Meissen, each figure dressed in Louis XV style clothing, six of them playing instruments with one conducting {Height of

Two German porcelain 'Monkey Band' figures in the style of Meissen, the first wearing a turban and playing a bassoon, and the second wearing a powdered wig and playing the recorder, with spurious Meis

Two miniature Sitzendorf Porcelain 'Monkey Band' figures in the style of Meissen, the first wearing a turban and playing a bassoon, and the second wearing a powdered wig and playing the flute, maker m

Meissen porcelain figures; monkey musicians 4pc. quartet coronet, flute, mandolin, and drum. Ca.1860-1900. Condition: Old professional restoration to grapes in hat, and possible around hand holding gr

Polychrome porcelain figure of a woman standing at a small pedestal table with playing cards in her hands and on table top; raised on a circular base with gilt decorated and scrolled edge; underneath

Meissen porcelain figurine of girl playing cards. Original model by Victor Acier, c 1775. The hatted lady with lace dealing cards upon a tripod table with gilt decoration, round base, blue crossed swo

Meissen porcelain figure, man & woman playing music on loveseat, on decorative carved wood & velvet base, good condition, NOTE, noticed a very tiny chip on the corner of the coat of the male figure, a

Meissen porcelain figure group; children playing with lambs and dog. ca.1860-1900. Condition: Loss to flowers held in central figure's left hand. Insignificant losses to flowers and leaves throughout.

Meissen porcelain monkey band member playing a guitar.Marked with the Meissen crossed swords and impressed numbers 1 74 and 16.Height 5 5/8 inches.

4.5" W 5" 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, Joh

Meissen Porcelain Monkey Figure, early 20th c., the bottom incised "1129" and "276," H.- 7 in., W.- 5 in., D.- 4 in.

Cards. From a Larchmont, NY home. Dimensions: 6.25" h. Condition: good.

Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Woman Playing Cards Blue crossed sword mark. 6 1/2 in. high.

Modeled as a standing female figure with foot raised upon the leg of a stand upon which she is dealing playing cards, raised on a circular plinth base with gilt decorated scrolled edge. H: 6.25 in., W