Meissen Tierfigur Otto Pilz (1876-1934) - A Figure of a

MANUFACTURE: Meissen (GERMANY) SCULPTOR: Otto Pilz (1876-1934) in 1906 NAME: Girl with Goats NUMBER: W200 CONDITION: Three horns were restored. HEIGHT: 9 1/2 inch / 24 cm WIDTH: 17 inch / 43 cm DEEP:

ART NOUVEAU BRONZE BUSTS C. 1900. Comprising a bronze bust on rouge marble base, with name Violette and by Otto Pilz (German 1876-1934) signed on verso and dated 1901. Together with another bronze bus

Goat shepherdess, Meissen, mark after 1934, 1st choice, designed by Otto Pilz in 1906, model no. W 200, on oval plinth, polychrome painted in underglaze colours, restored horns, reins replaced, 25 x 4

Schäfergruppe Otto Pilz (Entwurf) 1908, Meissen (Ausführung), vor 1924 Auf annähernd ovalem Sockel. Staffiert in polychromer Unterglasurbemalung. Minimal restauriert, im Sockel Brandriss. Auf dem S

German porcelain kitten figure, Meissen, modeled by Otto Jarl (Swedish, 1856-1915), early 20th c., in a crouching pose, with blue ribbon, approx 3.5"h, 7"l, 3"w, 0.25lbs **Provenance: The estate of a

Signed Otto Pilz , measures 17" L. 9" W., 10.5" High. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Signed Otto Pilz , measures 17" L. 9" W., 10.5" High. Estimate $1.500-2.000

Signed Otto Pilz , measures 17" L. 9" W., 10.5" High. Estimate $1.500-2.000

(Sonneberg 1876–1934 Dresden)Holz, geschnitzt und tlw. bemalt. Künstlersignatur. H 43 cm.- Altersspuren. Spannungsriss (Sockel).

Otto Pilz, ca. 1908, depicting a shepherd and his flock, signed. 14.5" x 8" x 18"

Meissen (German, founded 1720), post 1934. Group of two figures comprising: "The Rabbit Seller", model 23, after the original modeled by Johann Peter Reinicke, circa 1755, from the "Cries de Paris" se

Tierfigurengruppe 'Eisbären' / An animal figure group 'polar bears', Willy Zügel, Meissen, um 1934-1948 Material: Porzellan, polychrom bemalt, Marke: unterglasurblaue Schwertermarke, Modellnr.'H 146

Porcelain with white glaze, polychrome painting and gilding Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, after 1934 Model: Johann Eleazar Zeissig, called Schenau (1737-1806) - German painter and sculptor as well as

Meissen (German), mark used post 1934, selection of eight porcelain figures comprising: "Singer" (model 13), "Gardener's Child" (model 60303), "Gardener's Child: Girl With Flower Basket"(model 60339),

After Otto Poertzel (German, 1876-1963), "Maiden On a Horse and Suitor," early 20th c., patinated bronze and ivory figural group, signed "Prof. Poertzel" on the proper left rear of the integral base,

Designed in 1930 by Paul Scheurich, executed by Meissen Porcelain Factory before 1934, porcelain, decorated in noble attire, with crossed swords mark with dot, impressed model no. A 1218 height 7.5"x4

Tierfigur 'Grasendes Fohlen' / An animal figure of a grazing foal, Meissen, 20. Jh. Material: Böttgersteinzeug, Marke: Schwertermarke, Modell-Nr. 'A 1269' und Jahreszeichen, Entwurf: Willi Münch-Khe

Circa 1924/1934. 11\" High. Estimate $2.500-3.000

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A POLAR BEAR, C. 1905, H 4", L 8 1/2":Modeled by Otto Jarl, circa 1905; marked in blue underglaze with crossed swords, impressed 107, and incised T 182 (see additional phot

German Meissen porcelain figure, "Schleichender Fuchs" (Creeping Fox), designed by Paul Walther (German, 1876-1933), in a stalking pose, marked underfoot, approx 2.75"h, 9.75"w, 2.5"d, 1lbs Start Pric

Meissen (German). Group of two polychrome porcelain decorated "Seasons" figures comprising a "Fall" (1815-1924) and a "Winter" (1934-1945). Painted and impressed marks to the underside of each. Approx

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

Large Meissen Figure. H: 15"W: 6.1/2"

J.J. Kandler for Meissen Figure Assortment (3) items having the underglaze blue crossed sword mark including a figure from the set 'Emblematic of the Senses' by J.J. Kandler and J. Eberlein, depicting