Two Meissen Painted Porcelain Figures: Badminton

Two Meissen Painted and Parcel Gilt Porcelain Figures 19th Century modeled as a flower seller and a dancing man, each bearing crossed swords in underglaze blue to the underside. Height of taller 5 3/4

GERMAN MEISSEN PORCELAIN HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a bright colorful parrot perched on a stump, and a putti standing on a molded round base representing Autumn, holding a

each with blue crossed swords mark; the first: modeled as a girl feeding chickens, incised "2814", impressed "52", painted "18" (3 3/4 inches high); the second: modeled as three cherubs, incised "2224

Two Meissen porcelain figures of Cupidlate 19th/early 20th centuryEach with underglaze blue crossed swords, one L.108, impressed 97, red painted 24; the other incised L.114, impressed 143, red pai

GERMAN MEISSEN HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURAL DOUBLE OPEN SALT PAIR, each depicting a figure sitting in the middle of two shells decorated with floral and insect designs and resting on a Rococo-s

Unusual and rare European School porcelain figure, possibly Meissen Dresden. Two seated figures, decorated in gilt and painted accents, holding ruyi and seated on a sculpted wave. Excellent example of

Large Meissen Style Hand Painted Porcelain Figural Group of an Artist and Two Figures. Bears a crossed sword mark on the bottom side. Measures 9-3/4" x 19" x 8-1/4". Condition: Small nicks to the flow

An antique 19th-century hand-painted porcelain figurine by Meissen Porzellan, a prominent German porcelain manufacture. The figure represents two putti or cherubs, a boy and a girl, dancing and sharin

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURES, LATE 19TH C., TWO, H 5 5/8":Including 1 figure of a lady in a hennin, H.5 1/4"; marked in blue under glaze with crossed swords, incised 2511, impressed 136, and painted 42.

Meissen (German). Group of two polychrome porcelain decorated "Seasons" figures comprising a "Fall" (1815-1924) and a "Winter" (1934-1945). Painted and impressed marks to the underside of each. Approx

Pair Antique 19th C Meissen Porcelain Figures / Statues. Marked on bottom. Hand painted. Showing two of the graces / muses with musical instruments. Approximately 8.5 inches in height.

Two reclining figures holding basin with flowers and insects painted at the interior. Each has loss and signs of old restorations. Two German figures, each with loss of lattice. H of tallest: 20 cm (8

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, 20TH C., H 2":Depicting two children reading a book, measuring H.3 1/4" x 3 1/8". Marked in blue underglaze with crossed swords, impressed A224 and 115, and painted 17

MEISSEN PORCELAIN 'BLUE ONION' two - tiered pierced compote or dessert stand with hand-painted child figure finial. Antique Meissen crossed swords mark (1815-1924), in pristine condition. No chips, no

Meissen Porcelain & Gilt Bronze Centerpiece19th centurywith Louis XV style bronze mounts, the two painted scenes depicting a landscape and an interior with figures, signed with blue crossed swords mar

Hand painted figures of girl playing guitar with a boy at her side, two children one riding the goat the other feeding the goat, young boy standing, and a young couple holding jugs. Signed with makers

Two pieces of Continental porcelain, to include a large Meissen floral-decorated reticulated tray, and an unmarked potpourri urn with applied figures and painted landscapes. Tray: 3-1/2in tall x 19-1/

figure of boy and girl on top of two tiered trays with fine basketweave, hand painted flowers, butterflies and insects throughout, fine gold work, 16" tall, 9 1/4" diameter, late 19th century, excelle

The central female figure depicted in polychrome 18th C costume, holding a spotted pheasant. Sat between two sweetmeat bowls modeled as shells of painted pink and light blue highlights and gilded edgi

Two antique hand painted figurines, each depicting a man with a dog; The figure with the extended arm has a Sitzendorf mark; The other figure has a crossed swords mark, possibly Meissen; Figure with e

19th century, each with blue underglaze crossed swords mark, each with incised model numbers, the first ''G106'', the second ''G107'', each modeled by Michael Victor Acier (1736-1799), the first depic

Late 19th/early 20th century, each with blue underglaze crossed swords mark, the first inscribed ''E1'', the second inscribed ''E2'', each modeled by Johann Carl Schonheit (1745-1794) from his series

Two Meissen Porcelain Figures of Children CIRCA 1900 The first holding a toy lamb, the other feeding a dog with a spoon, both with crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, the first incised C90 and imp

Two Meissen Porcelain Cupids. The first, a figure of Saint George triumphant after slaying the dragon at his feet, with sword held upright in his right hand; his shielded left arm also aloft. The seco