Six Meissen, Hoechst Style, Dresden Porcelain Figures Meissen figure of a youth in fanciful Macaroni dress; Hoechst style figural group of a proposal; two Austrian type youth figures of girl and boy with toys; and two Vienna Austria porcelain figures, one, a group, and the other, a Rococo style representation of Autumn. All painted in polychrome enamels and with gilt highlights. Meissen: crossed swords, incised F 54; red enamel hand-written numeral 5. Hoechst Type with underglaze blue wheel with spokes; incised JH or H. Remaining examples with impressed and / or underglaze blue beehive marks, and various impressed numerals. Austria, German. Mid 19th Century and later. {Approximate dimensions: 7 1/4" H., overall.}. Condition: 1/16" chip to coat, Meissen figure. Loss to bouquet in man's hand, Hoechst type figural group. Figure of youth absent something that was in his left hand. Autumn with right hand partly broken off, glued back on and repainted, now visible. Minimal tiny chips and losses to leaves and flowers. Light scratches and wear, to undersides.