Porcelain Figural Grouping

Aelteste Volkstedter Porcelain Figural Grouping Rococo style lace porcelain depicting domestic musical entertainment, having an underglaze blue Aelteste Volkstedter mark on platform behind seated woma

Large grouping of four figures plus an infant in a parlor scene, with delicate lace porcelain elements. Dimensions: H 13" x W 17" x D 8" Condition: Showing few signs of wear; a couple tiny breaks to l

Aelteste Volkstedter Porcelain Figural Grouping Rococo style lace porcelain, having an underglaze blue Aelteste Volkstedter mark on platform behind seated woman, the mirror being attached to table usi

German Rococo Style Porcelain Figural Grouping Unmarked, the mirror being attached to table using bolts, possibly Aelteste Volkstedter Property from: a Buffalo Grove, Illinois estate Height: 15 1/2 in

Large Dresden porcelain figural grouping, depicting musicians and dancing children, hand painted, applied flowers, 20.5" x 15" x 13", large and delicate piece! One area of somewhat damaged flowers, se

Crafted of fine quality German porcelain. Originally designed around 1750 by Johann Joachim Kaendler. Features a Lipizzan white stallion with nubian (blackamor) attendant. Amazing hand painted details

depicting two ladies on a plateau seated by a dressing mirror. 15 1/2"h x 14"w

Lladro (Spanish) Porcelain Figural Grouping, Car in Trouble, H 15.25" W 14" L 25" (# 1375) | Bearing signature branding and signatures to the base. Presented on a fitted wood base, measuring H 16.75"

Woman and Child Riding a Goat. From a Larchmont, NY home. Dimensions: 6.5" w x 6.75" h. Condition: good.

A grouping of two Meissen figural groupings, including a double shell dish with a central figure of a woman holding a goose, together with a grouping of children with a ram. Shell dish: 6in tall x 9-1

With Monkey, and a goat in the crib. Old repairs to the runners of the crib. From a Manhasset, Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 6.5" x 4.5"

A Lladro porcelain figural grouping titled "Under the Willows", on a wooden base. 18-1/2 in tall x 15 in wide.

Two Italian Porcelain Figural Groupings and Bust, one figural grouping depicting a male musician seated on a bench with guitar; one grouping depicting a seated woman with white greyhound at her feet;

Rare retired glossy porcelain grouping of exuberant men sharing drinks at a tavern. Lladro backstamp on the bottom. Artist: Salvador Furio Issued: 1977-1985 Dimensions: 17"L x 10"W x 14.5"H Manufactur

HEREND, PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPING, 5 PCS, H 2 1/2"-5 1/2" Consisting of: blue otter, orange jaguar, blue monkey, black dog, and pink pair of kangaroos. Otter H 2 3/4" x L 7 1/4"; jaguar H 2 1/2" x L

HEREND, PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPING, 4 PCS, H 2"-6 1/2" Including a pair of small birds, penguin, peacock, and a parrot. All hand-painted with fired gold accents. Small birds H 2" x W 5"; penguin H 4 1

Children Playing around an Urn. From a Larchmont, NY home. Dimensions: 4.25" w x 3.5" x 6.25" h. Condition: good

Young lovers crossing stream on horseback.

Wurttemberg Porcelain figural grouping of woman and child, 13" H.

M.V. Mueller Volkstedt (German, 1907-1949), 20th century. Large porcelain grouping, depicting multiple figures in 18th century dress, trimmed with Dresden lace and placed in a domestic musical setting

Porcelain figural grouping, parlor scene with woman reading with man leaning against fireplace talks to her while woman with lute slips him a note, mounted as table lamp, 14-1/2" x 9-3/4" x 11-1/2" h,

A bisque porcelain figural grouping entitled, "And the King Loved Esther Above All the Women", Esther II.V 17., unmarked, minor chips on base, slight stress crack behind the king, 20"h x 15.5 x 11

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUPING OF CUPIDS SHARPING THEIR ARROWS UNDERNEATH A TREE, MARKED ON REVERSE WITH BLUE CROSSWORDS UNDERGLAZE; CONDITION: CHIPS TO LEAVES COMMENSURATE WITH AGE; 8"H

Description: A hand painted porcelain Dresden lace figural grouping of a couple dancing, by Volkstedt. Type: Figurine, Figural group Materials: Porcelain Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Early 2