ROYAL COPENHAGEN STONEWARE SEATED CAT , 20242

#3281 MEASURES about 8" tall, with the Royal Copenhagen stamp to base, very fine condition third party shipping required

Royal Copenhagen Danish glazed porcelain seated Siamese cat animal sculpture. Measures approx. 7 3/4" height (19.7cm).

Crafted of fine quality glazed stoneware pottery. Designed by Knud Kyhn (1880-1969 Denmark). Depicts a happy seated gorilla in earth tone glaze colors. Signed with the Royal Copenhagen Blue Waves mark

Knud Khyn (Danish, 1880-1969) A collection of two marked Royal Copenhagen stoneware figures of animals circa 1960. To include: A seated monkey: 7.25" A reclining foal: 6.25" Provenance: From the origi

Danish Modern Royal Copenhagen pottery figurines by Knud Kyhn (1880-1969) stoneware seated bear cub and small gorilla, both with Sung glaze, vintage 1960s, the undersides with the RC mark, the bear nu

Lot of (2) Danish Porcelain Figurines of Seated Cats, incl: #3281, Siamese cat looking to the side, designed by Theodor Madsen, 7 1/4" high; and #1803, Grey cat playing, designed by A. Nielsen, 5 1/4"

Modern Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark stoneware figure of a young girl teasing a cat, with sung glaze in brown, cream, and blue gray, incised "KK," printed Royal Copenhagen, stamped "20262" w

A glazed stoneware figurine depicting a seated gorilla monkey made by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen and dated from the 1930s. Marked with green and blue ink marks, incised number 20216 and other inci

2 Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurines including a cat 2862 and seated ballerina 5268. Each hallmarked and numbered to underside. Largest measures 5 1/4" (13.3cm) length.

(1) B&G seated Pekingese puppy, 1987, (1) Royal Copenhagen cat with Christmas ball, 833; (1) B&G figural girl with downturned head, 1574B; tallest H-6 1/2", EX

Glazed seated figural colored in grey and tan. Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 4.25"L x 3.25"W x 8"H Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen Country of Origin: Denmark

#2847, by Knud Kyhn, 12 in. H. For further reading see "Royal Copenhagen Porcelain" p.154, by Caroline & Nick Pope. From the Lawrence E. Rubin Collection.

A Royal Copenhagen stoneware of a monkey. Measures approximately: 16" long 10" Wide 7" Tall

Patrick Nordstrom for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1921 large stoneware vase with two handles and covered in a mat crystalline glaze; initials in underglaze blue with 3 waves and numbers 29-10 / 1921. G

ROYAL COPENHAGEN STONEWARE JAR AND COVER BY NIELSEN, Designed by Jais Nielsen, circa 1954M

Knud Kyhn (Danish, 1880–1969): for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark; large Stoneware figure, Faun eating grapes," with Song Dynasty Style glaze, made circa 1940s. The base with painted "20501" mark and pai

Royal Copenhagen Stoneware Pitchermid-century, Bode Willumsen, (Danish 1895-1987), red glazed, lion atop the vessel, a babe emerging from within the mouth, wavy line mark to the underside and blind st

Jais Nielsen (Danish, 1885-1961) A collection of two Royal Copenhagen stoneware vessels circa 1930. The handled vessel having figural animal motif in relief: 8.5" The jar with brass cover: 9.75" Prove

Danish Modern, Knud Kyhn (1880-1969) for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark stoneware figure of a screaming baboon, with cream and brown Sung glaze, incised "KK," with blue-glaze-painted "21632", three wavy li

A collection of two Royal Copenhagen stoneware articles by Helge Christoffersen and Jorgen Mogensen both marked to base circa 1940. Helge Christoffersen (Danish, 1925-1965) A bowl in relief: Dia- 8" J

2 PC. HEREND & ROYAL COPENHAGEN CAT FIGURES: This two-piece porcelain cat collection includes a Royal Copenhagen white cat, looking quite timid (approx. 5” h x 6” w x 5” d), and a He

Danish Modern, Bode Willumsen (1895-1987) for Royal Copenhagen stoneware vase, rare, vintage 1930s-1940s, with applied gargoyle dragon handles, with cream and brown Sung glaze, the underside with full

#20507, large resting stag, signed with monogram of Knud Kyhn, 11 1/2 in. H., 10 in. L. For further reading see "Royal Copenhagen Porcelain," p.216, by Caroline & Nick Pope. From the Lawrence E. Rubin

Rare model showing a pregnant dog. Copenhagen marker's mark to base. Artist: Lauritz Jensen Issued: c. 1911 Dimensions: 9"H x 7"L Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen Country of Origin: Denmark