A GROUP OF SEVEN GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURINES, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, consisting of a Nymphenburg style picture frame with a figure of young child and cat, impressed shield mark and numbers 3599 and 111, height: 2 /58", width: 3", depth: 2"; a Nymphenburg style small broken egg shaped vase held by a young girl in a bonnet, impressed shield and numbers 1291 and 55, height: 3 1/2", diameter: 2 1/2"; a Meissen style girl flower seller holding a cloth with flower blooms, standing next to a flowering vase, blue underglaze crossed swords mark, impressed with number 6 and 177-1, height: 5", diameter: 2 1/2"; a Meissen style maiden flower seller, holding a reticulated basket of blooms on a parcel gilt rocaille base, blue underglaze crossed swords, impressed numbers 28 and 127, height: 5 1/2", diameter: 3 1/2"; a Meissen style figure of a boy with purple flower coat, holding an envelope, blue underglaze crossed swords, impressed with numbers 5a and 76, height: 4 1/2", diameter: 2 1/2"; a Meissen style figure of a boy musician, faint blue underglaze crossed swords, impressed numbers 9 and 1; height: 4", diameter: 2"; "Te les renos legers," a Meissen style cupid on triangular plinth base, faint blue crossed swords, impressed numbers 15 and 32, height: 4 3/4", diameter: 3 1/2".

Occasional very mild chips and losses, some paint rubbing and surface wear, but overall in good to very good condition, wear commensurate with age.

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