19th C Pair Figural Bisque Porcelain Adjustable Candlesticks

19th C Pair Bisque Figural Porcelain Adjustable Candlesticks - man and lady figures, matched pair, hand-painted, figures mounted on Staffordshire bases, Staffordshire candle cups, brass push-up mechan

Henri Ardant & Cie (Limoges, France); Late 19th century French Bisque figural Porcelain candlestick modeled in Allegorical scene of two maidens dancing amongst a tall urn on pedestal. Urn bears the fa

PAIR OF 19th CENTURY MEISSEN FIGURAL PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKS. Height: 8 in. by Width: 5.25 in. by Depth: 4 in.

Mid to late 19th century, likely Samson. The pair having a nicely hand decorated body of man and woman in classical dress with urn on shoulder to house candle. No apparent restoration, good overall co

Continental, 19th century. A pair of figural Bacchanalian porcelain candleholders, each modeled as a seated putto; one wearing a crown of grapes holding a grape cluster in one hand, the other with a c

Pair Of Figural 19th C. French "Japonisme" Porcelain & Bronze Candlesticks - 3" x 3" H 6.5"

(pair) French bisque figural candlesticks, mid 19th c., likely Vion & Baury, candle stick drilled only, male and female figures each holding single candle stick, custom made bases, minor restorations,

mid-19th century; possibly Jacob Petit, modeled as seated sultan and consort, vivid enamels with gilt accents, 8 in. H.

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figural Candlesticks 19th Century Height 12 inches.

PAIR ENGLISH DECORATED PORCELAIN FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 10" (OLD REPAIRS)

German. Late 19th Century. Red orb, KPM and ungerglaze blue scepter mark. Each standard in the shape of an angel child. Height 8 3/4". (250/350)

A Pair of Jacob Petit Porcelain Figural Candlesticks 19th Century each marked to the underside.Height of taller 7 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Midwestern Institution

Pair of Old Paris Porcelain Figural Candlesticks, 19th c., with gilt and polychromed decoration, each with a gilt decorated candle cup flanked by swirled leaves, with a boy on one side feeding a goat

19th C. of a shepherd carrying a lamb and a woman with bundled apron. Together with a pair of brass and porcelain figural candlesticks. Woman broken at feet, candlesticks loose from base. 7"h and 10"h

Mid 19th century pair of Continental Bisque Porcelain figures mounted as lamps, possibly Royal Dux. One depicts a female with tambourine, staff, and lamb. The other, a male; holds a flute, flask at hi

Pair of Large Paris Porcelain and Bisque Figural Vases . 19Th Century. 22" high, 16" wide

German, 19th century. A pair of German hand painted porcelain spill vases or candlesticks, each with elaborate figural and foliate design, unmarked, possibly Dresden or Sitzendorf style porcelains; ht

(pair) Meissen porcelain figural candle sticks, 19th c., modeled with seated putto emblematic of Spring and Summer on one, Autumn and Winter on the other, the stems applied with trailing flowers, all

Pair of 19th c. Capodimonte Italian Porcelain Candlesticks, each with wide bobeches and two putti mid-stem, brightly painted and with gilded highlights, blue crowned N mark on base, 11" high, 5 1/2" d

Group of Meissen, Porcelain Figural Sweetmeats, a Figurine, and a Pair of Candlestickslate 19th century, sweetmeats modeled as a chef and a kitchen maid plucking a goose seated between two upturned sh

A pair of Paris porcelain figural mantel vases, 19th century, each modeled with a hunter with two hounds in bisque before a flaring vase painted with landscape, raised on scrolling base, impressed eit

Origin:China Date/Period: 19th.c Material: porcelain Approximate Size: Height:30cm Additional Information:This is a pair of blue and white figural candlesticks from the Qing Dynasty. The candlesticks

19th century German figural bisque porcelain spill vase featuring a tuba playing dog. Height 8"

A pair of figural candlesticks representing two young hunters in Renaissance doublets and hose, having gathered fish and fowl in one hand and supporting bobeches in the the other. Late 19th C, signed