Peacock, Rosenthal, mark of the Arts Department in

Large Bambi, Rosenthal, mark of the art department in Selb for 1939, design heidenreich, u. marked, standing deer, polychrome painted in naturalistic underglaze colors, h. 28 cm. L. 34 cm

German shepherd dog, Rosenthal, mark of the art department in Selb after 1957, design by Prof. Theodor Kärner, inscribed on the base, model no. 707, depicting a reclining shepherd dog with its fron

Dancer, Rosenthal, Selb, mark of the art department 1934-56, design Gustav Oppel (1891 - 1978), model no. 1606, on a base in the form of an Ionic column postament, lightly polychrome painted and ornam

Rare quetzal bird figurine, Rosenthal, Selb art department mark 1934-56, Fraas design, signed to the base, model no. 1992, inscribed "Quesal", bird sitting on high branches with long plumage, polychro

Dachshund puppy figurine #1808 with green Rosenthal marks to base. Impressed ""HEIDENREICH"" to side. Heidenreich was at Rosenthal from 1919 to1960, becoming head of the Art Department in Selb in 1946

Rosenthal Art Department Selb, designed by Elisabeth Kelling-Höfer 1936, harmonica player with dog, Fine Bisque Figure Statue. size: h 10.5 L 8.5

Eagle, Hutschenreuther, Selb, mark of the art department 1955-69, design Karl Tutter (1883-1969), u. signed, full plastic depiction on terrain base, polychrome painted in naturalist. underglaze colors

Sugar bowl and cream jug, Rosenthal, Selb-Bavaria, art department, 1920s/30s, Königsberg, painter's signature, curved form, medallions with floral painting on the reverse, blue ground, ornamental gil

Anselm Kiefer, Mark Rosenthal, Art Institute of Chicago, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Prestel-Verlag, 1987, ISBN 0876330715, softbound.

Pair of ducks, Rosenthal, brand of the art department in Selb 1922-33, design by Willi Zügel, 1913, signed in the base, model no. K 341/23, drake with female, polychrome painted in underglaze colou

Cat, Hutschenreuther, mark after 1969, Selb, art department, model design by M. H. Fritz (1873-1948), polychrome painted in naturalistic colors, h. 17 cm

Cup and saucer, Fraureuth, mark after 1914 'In aid of the National Foundation for the surviving dependents of those killed in the war-art department', cylindrical form on lion's feet, floral relief ba

A lot of two European porcelain figures. The first: a Geman Bavarian Rosenthal glazed blue and white porcelain figure, Clown; model number 92, Art Department, Selb Kunstabteilung factory, designed by

Beautiful hand painted porcelain plaque by Rosenthal. Bohemian Girl after: Frans Hals (1580-1666 Netherlands). Rosenthal marks on verso. Housed in an ornate gold gilt frame. Plaque measures approximat

circa 18 century, blue painted mark "C" to underside; flanked by molded mask-headed handles, this item is from the personal Collection of Edwin A. Hardy, Sotheby's European Works of Art Department and

Group of Art Reference BooksJasper Johns Exhibition Catalogues and Reference BooksChristian Geelhaar, Jasper Johns Working Proofs, Kunstmuseum Basel; Mark Rosenthal, Jasper Johns: Work Since 1974, Phi

Blue and Vaseline glass compote with pulled feather design. 1.75" high, 8.5" diameter, unsigned, Excellent condition. Pontil mark. Keywords: Art Glass, Art Deco,

Rosenthal Germany, group of 8 porcelain plates of art deco style design with black lines and peacocks on gilt rim.9.25" diam.Property from a Northwest Connecticut Estate

Book by Mark Rosenthal for Guggenheim Museum. Hardcover with dust jacket coffee table book. Measures 10 1/2" x 13 1/4"

Clear Collins glassware with vertical cuts to for droplets at the base. Rosenthal acid marks. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5.25" H x 3" dia. Manufacturer: Rosenthal Country of Origin: Germany

Comprising a SS Allach Porcelain "Berlin Bear" designed by Franz Nagy, a Rosenthal peacock dove, and a large frightened puppy with unknown maker's mark. Bear 8 1/2".

A Theodor Karner for Rosenthal Porcelain Parrot. Together with a footed Limoges porcelain box, a Rosenthal porcelain peacock ashtray, and a French Art Verre glass bowl Parrot: 8.5" x 15" x 5"

PEACOCKS IN GARDEN IN SHELLS AND STONE

Captain America #327, 1987, "Clashing Symbols" Story by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Paul Neary and John Beatty. Steve Rogers travels to Madison, Wisconsin to visit Bernie Rosenthal. There happens to be a l