Walter Schott (Deutschland 1861–1938) Kugelspielerin.

Walter Schott (Deutschland 1861–1938) Kugelspielerin. Vergoldete Bronze und Elfenbein (Chryselephantine), Onyxsockel. Bezeichnet. Walter Schott fec. H 25,5/35,5 cm.

Walter Schott (1861-1938), KugelspielerinOrigin: German, 1897Medium: PorcelainDimensions: Art: 14" X 6" X 6"Condition: ExcellentAdditional Information: Markings on the bottomPorcelain Sculpture of a w

A Meissen Porcelain Figure modeled by walter schott (1861-1938) Kugelspielerin, with crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised Q180 and impressed 58 to the underside. Height 11 5/8 inches. Estimate $

A Meissen Porcelain Figure modeled by walter schott (1861-1938) Kugelspielerin, with crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised Q180 and impressed 58 to the underside. Height 11 5/8 inches. Estimate $

Walter Schott (German, 1861-1938) Die Kugelspielerin (The Ball Player) bronze signed Walter Schott, fec. and marked for Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck foundry to base Height 29 1/2 inches. Property fr

Gilt bronze, "Kugelspielerin". Signed to base. AKT Ges H Gladenbeck and Sohn foundry mark. 7w 3 1/2d 10 1/2h.

Meissen Porcelain Kugelspielerin Ball Player Figure Modelled after the bronze by Walter Schott (German, 1861- 1938). The female figure modelled standing, leaning forward, dressed in a pink toga, and s

WALTER SCHOTT 1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin KUGELSPIELERIN, KLEIN Deutsch, Meissen, 1. Haelfte 20. Jh. (Entwurf 1897) Porzellan, polychrome Malerei, Goldstaffage. H. 28,5 cm. Unterglasurblaue Schwerter

WALTER SCHOTT 1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin KUGELSPIELERIN, GROSS Deutsch, Meissen, Anfang 20. Jh. (Entwurf 1897) Porzellan, polychrome Malerei, Goldstaffage. H. 37 cm. Unterglasurblaue Knaufschwerter,

Meissen porcelain figure, Boule Player, original model by Walter Schott (German, 1861-1938), incised Q180, an intent beauty in partial drape extending a gold ball in one hand, tree stump behind with a

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

WALTER SCHOTT , FOR MEISSEN ,"KUGELSPIELERIN" ca. 1900 , DEPICTING ATLANTA AS YOUNG WOMAN IN CLASSICAL GREEN DRESS THROWING A GOLDEN BALL ON CIRCULAR STEPPED BASE WITH GOLD BAND ; INCISED 180 ; AFTER

Antique Meissen porcelain Kugelspielerin figural after Walter Schott. Marked Q 780 to underside. Piece is heavy. Measures approx, 8 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent with

Antique Meissen style porcelain Kugelspielerin figural after Walter Schott. Marked Q 780 to underside. Piece is heavy. Measures approx, 8 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent

KUGELSPIELERIN Deutsch, Meissen, um 1900, Entwurf (1897): Walter Schott Porzellan, polychrome Malerei, Goldstaffage. H. 35,5 cm. Unterglasurblaue Knaufschwerter, Pinselnummer, Modellnr. 'Q 180'. Sich

Figurine. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 14"

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen porcelain by "Walter Schott" Titled "The female ball player" featuring a women in draped gown with gilt sphere in hand, finished in a glossy glaze. Marked: "Q 180" with undergla

MEISSEN FIGURINE BY WALTER SCHOTTGerman, 19th/20th century. Young lady ready to throw a golden ball underhanded.11.6 in. (29.5 cm.)

Walter Schott(1861-1932)Young Hercules with two snakesPatinated bronze on stone plinthSigned in the casting: Walter Schott; foundry mark: Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck Berlin-Friedrichshagen14.625&qu

WALTER SCHOTT 'Faun and Nymphs', 1901 / 1913 Rosenthal porcelain figural sculpture, impressed Walter Schott 1901. Condition: the piece has a professsional repair to the fingers which can only be seen

Meissen Walter Schott Female Porcelain Figure. Figural porcelain statue of a classical / Grecian woman with an outstretched arm on a round base. Bears the blue crossed sword mark and incised Q180 and

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), jubilee mark for 1910, 1st choice, design by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first form 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a gol

Ball player, Meissen, Knauf period (1850-1924), 1st choice, designed by Walter Schott (1861 Ilsenburg - 1938 Berlin), first made in 1897. Moving figure of a young lady throwing a golden ball, on a pro

Meissen Porcelain enameled colored Figure of Girl Playing Bowls in an Art Nouveau design by Walter Schott circa 1900; the base with underglaze blue crossed sword mark and various inscribed and painted