Pair Royal Worcester Porcelain Figural Lamps

one with boy sleeping on branches, other with girl, 8 1/2" X 8", signed, one excellent other has small flake near candle cup, late 19th century.

Pair Royal Worcester hand painted porcelain pitchers, 1868. A figural masked bearded man wearing a crown towards the tip of the spout with pink ribbons throughout. Figural gilt dragons to the handles.

Royal Worcester porcelain classical figural base for the Cricklite Fairy Lamp, circa 1885. Hallmarked on bottom. Approx. height 16.25 in. Note: Lacking the five-light brass lamp that surmounts the hea

A pair of late Nineteenth Century Royal Worcester porcelain horned owl oil lamps with glass eyes and frosted glass shades. Ht: 12" Wd: 6" Dpth: 6"

ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURAL LADY FAIRY LAMPS, PAIR, depicting Grecian water carriers, each with a water jug decorated in Greek Key pattern and an additional jug rest on head, each supported by a circular-

Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Grecian Water Carriers. Signed on the base. Measures 20" x 5-1/2". Condition: Both have been previously mounted as a lamp. One figurine has a repair to the handle of

Exquisite pair of Royal Dux porcelain figural statues. Features a man and woman filling buckets at water well. Woman statue is missing the lamp rod and wiring. Untested. Both with blue Royal Dux mark.

Pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari style porcelain lamps with figural rams head handles. Measures 36" (91cm) height.

Pair of Large Royal Worcester Style Porcelain Ewers Presented on a Matching Base. Ewers measure 17" x 6-1/4". Base measure 3-1/4" x 9-3/4". Condition: Previously mounted as a lamp with drill hole at t

A Pair of Vintage Porcelain Figural Lamps with cherubs, porcelain, crystal prisms, and footed marble base. 29" high.

Large Royal Worcester hand painted porcelain lamp with floral motif. Having two applied porcelain handles in the form of griffin and four figural face feet. Marked to bottom and numbered 1146. Porcela

Pair of English porcelain sculptures of a man and woman with water vessels. Dimensions: 7.5" W x 6.5" D x 17"H; 

IN THE MANNER OF ROYAL WORCESTER Dimensions: (Without shade on) H 24.75" x Dia. 6.5" Condition: Not tested. One lamp pole needs tightening. Mild wear.

Pair of antique turn of the century boudoir lamps mounted with Royal Vienna porcelain figures. Each lamp measures a total of 8.75" tall to socket lip, porcelain figures each measure about 4" tall. Bot

Mid 19th century pair of Continental Bisque Porcelain figures mounted as lamps, possibly Royal Dux. One depicts a female with tambourine, staff, and lamb. The other, a male; holds a flute, flask at hi

Royal Worcester (English). Two vases mounted as lamps. Fine quality English porcelain in moon flask shape with matte black glaze. Decorated with gold and silver flora, insect and bird designs in the J

Property of A Palm Beach Lady VERY FINE PAIR ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN EWERS Decorated by Edward Salter, circa 1900Each of classic form, with a naturalistic scrolling foliate handle, decorated on one

Features all over decoration of colorful birds and blossoming branches against an ivory field. Blue and gold gilt borders with elaborate horned face handle details. Partially obscured Royal Worcester

Pair Royal Worcester porcelain figurines, 1880. The figurines depict a man and woman in robed garbs pouring out water jars. Royal Worcester mark to the underside dating to 1880. Weight Approx., 4 lbs

Pair Royal Worcester porcelain footed vases with gilded dolphin handles, 7"h

Pair Royal Worcester figural footed bowls, tazza, signed Hadley, 6" in diameter, height is 7", both in good condition

Pair of Antique Royal Worcester Porcelain Wall Plaques with decorations of a Boy and Girl Holding Baskets. Fully Marked on the Back. Rare Pair. Condition: Excellent without Any Damages. Dimension: H-

First period, circa 1765-70. Each of molded leaf form decorated with floral bouquets and floral sprays, crossed pink veined stems and with an insect. Unmarked. From a Harrison, NY estate. - Dimensions

Pair of biscuit porcelain figures; signed Leblond with blue marks; mounted as lamps in gilt metal, beads and marble