ROLAND PARIS PAIR OF FIGURES.

Pair of Paris glazed porcelain figural ewers, modeled as male and female figures upholding semi-glazed ewers. [15 1/2" H x 7" W x 5 1/2" D]. Chip off woman's foot; repairs to man's ewer spout.

Pair of old Paris vases with hand-painted figures of a woman with gilt trim. [10 3/4" W x 5" D x 13 1/2" H]. One good condition, the other repaired.

Pair of Asian-style Old Paris Porcelain figural lamps, each having a seated figure holding a floral branch. [Overall: 27" H; Porcelain only: 12"].

Pair of French Neoclassical-style painted porcelain vases, of baluster form, in the Paris manner with motifs and Classical figures, unmarked. [15 1/8" H x 7 3/4" Diam.]. Chips to rim; wear to decorati

Roland, Paris porcelain figure of a Pierrot clown, in the Art Deco taste, modeled standing. Signed to base, inscribed and numbered to underside. [15" H x 3 1/2" W x 3 1/2" D]. Crack running from right

cold-painted metal, modeled as jesters mounted to black marble bases [2 pieces] each overall: 5 3/4 inches wide; 3 inches deep; 5 1/2 inches high

Antique Pair of Porcelain figure of Shepherds, resting on a round base. Height: 8"

Antique Pair of Porcelain figure of Shepherds, resting on a round base. Height: 8"

Manufacturer: Huebach Porzellan (Gebruder Huebach) Designer Attribution: Roland Paris Location of Manufacture: Licht (Thuringia), Germany Period of Manufacture: circa 1925 Height: 9" / 23cm Weight: 1

Manufacturer: Huebach Porzellan (Gebruder Huebach) Designer Attribution: Roland Paris Location of Manufacture: Licht (Thuringia), Germany Period of Manufacture: circa 1925 Height: 9.25" / 23.5cm Weigh

comprising a pair of Capodimonte shepherd and shepherdess figures, a pair of Paris porcelain urns and pair florally decorated vases together with an English basket. Gilt, enamel wear, loss, cracks to

Roland Paris, 'Harlequin' at a Ball Masquerade, Cold Painted Bronze Roland Paris (German, 1894-1945). Masked figure painted in red and gilt, standing on a two-tiered marble base. 'R Paris' to the back

Pair of Rare Art Deco Roland Paris Porcelain Pierrot lamps. Rare Art Deco Roland Paris porcelain figural sculpture and lamp. This piece reflects the design and details that have made him a significant

Pair of Rare Art Deco Roland Paris Porcelain Pierrot lamps. Rare Art Deco Roland Paris porcelain figural sculpture and lamp. This piece reflects the design and details that have made him a significant

Pair of figures, w. Samson, Paris, end of 19th c., Japanese woman and Japanese man with basket, from a series of foreign peoples after Meissen model, on round plinth, polychrome painted and ornamental

Two Pairs of Paris Porcelain Mantel Figures mid-19th century, each polychrome figure in an elaborate Renaissance costume and standing on an integral molded blue-ground base with painted flowers. h. 17

Pair of terracotta figures with gilded finish, after Pablo Picasso, each incised "Picasso" and numbered 205/750 (replicas of sculptures in the collection of the Picasso Museum). [11" H x 4" W x 2" D (

Pair Old Paris Porcelain Vases w/ Figures now mounted and electrified as lamps. 2-light pull chain sockets. Vase Height - 19 1/2", 32 3/4" height to top of socket. Condition: Repair to female figure's

Pair Deco "Poetry & Wisdom" Figural Bookends in the manner of R. Paris - A pair of figural bookends in the style of Roland Paris's Wisdom and Poetry. They are patinated in a bronzed finish over metal.

A pair of C19th Paris porcelain figures of musicians with sheep, gold anchor marks, 6" high

After Roland Paris (1894-1945, French), "The Aesthete," c. 1928, Art Deco cold painted bronze and carved figure, modeled as a comical figure grasping a sunflower, on a domed base stamped "Roland Paris

La Pelucherie Paris (French, contemporary). Pair of heavy lifesized plush seated figures of Cheetahs. Each with fabric tag for La Pelucherie. Approx. h. 39". Note: each cat retailed for approximately

In Worcester style, each enameled in colors with bird reserves, on cobalt and gitl grounds. [7 1/2" H x 8 3/4" Dia.}.

Pair of bronze figures now as lamps. 19th century. Mounted on slate pedestals with inset bronze neoclassical panels. [Max. figure size: 24 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches, max. height of lamps 37 inches]. Chip to