(3) Carl Thieme porcelain pug models

(3) Carl Thieme porcelain pug models, 20th c., German, hand-painted porcelain, incl. book matched figures of male and female dogs, bearing maker's mark under belly, and mother with puppy figural group

Carl Thieme Dresden hand-painted porcelain pug figurine, early 20th century, the seated pop-eyed canine with blue collar and gilt bells, an unpainted patch to the proper right of tail with Carl Thieme

Male and female affronted. 9 H. No chips, cracks, or hairlines."

A matched pair of German porcelain pug dog figurine sculptures by Carl Thieme (Dresden). Whimsical early Art Deco animalier designs hand painted in a delicate and colorful palette with gilt embellishm

(lot of 3) German porcelain miniatures, including: (1) parcel gilt potpourri urn on stand, having pierced lid, body with enamel painted scenes of courting couples, blue underglaze mark, approx 7"h, 4.

Pr. Meissen, Carl Thieme Porcelain Compotes. Beautiful flowing applied fruit, floral and filigree allover decoration, 3 foot base and reticulated panels on each side; the stem has 3 standing figural c

A Carl Thieme Porcelain Teapot Dresden, 19th Century marked in underglaze blue and inscribed Germany to the underside. Height 4 x width 6 3/4 x depth 4 inches.

Pr. Carl Thieme Dresden Porcelain Dogs. Male and female porcelain figural pugs with golden bells on their collars, figures are seated and opposite facing with curly tails and hand painted fur. Excelle

A Royal Copenhagen grey and white model, signed; a Carl Thieme Dresden model in brown and grey; a Goebel, and a version from Occupied Japan, the box and cover by MCLS. [[Largest: 7" H x 5 1/2" Diam.].

Pair of Carl Thieme Dresden Germany Porcelain Figurines. Circa early 1900s =; Size: 6.5" H x 3" W

Carl Thieme Dresden porcelain perfume bottle with applied flowers and hand painting courting scenes to front and back. Measures 3 1/4" (8cm) height.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique German Carl Thieme Saxony, porcelain figurines of elegantly dressed, Victorian era women wielding pugs in their arms, and another poking from behind their right leg. Fin

Set of 14 Pcs Marie Antoinette Monogrammed Carl Thieme Dresden Porcelain Dishes. 6 luncheon plates (8.5 inches diameter); 3 small plates (without monogram - measuring 6.25 inches); 2 small tazzas (5.2

LOT (4) PAIR PORCELAINS INCLUDING CARL THIEME (19TH CENTURY) HAND PAINTED COVERED PORCELAIN URNS, HEIGHT 6 3/4" AND DRESDEN PORCELAIN RETICULATED PLATES, DIAMETER 7 3/4"

Carl Thieme - Saxonian Germany Porcelain Bust Circa 1888 - 1901 Measure 4 3/4"in H

Set of 7 antique Carl Thieme signed Dresden porcelain octagonal form Plates with hand painted floral designs, 8 3/4"L. Condition: All are in very good condition with minor wear with 1 having a small c

19th C. GERMANY CARL THIEME (POTSCHAPPEL) CUP AND SAUCER - Porcelain, CIRCA 1872 - W 6" x H 3.8"

Pair of Meissen Porcelain Pug-Form Boxes After a model by Kandler, 20th century Each incised 2809. Height 4 3/4 inches, width 7 inches. C Estate of Brigid Berlin

A pair of Dresden (Potschappel) porcelain models of pugs20th centuryUnderglaze blue monogram factory mark above Dresden.height 4 3/4in (12cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Courtne

Figurine, German Porcelain, 10" x 3.5", Classically Dressed Woman Holding Roses, Mark is Large "N" with Five Prong Crown, Possibly Carl Thieme, Private Collection, KS

ANTIQUE MARIA THERESA MARIE ANTOINETTE, High quality, this gorgeous and multicolored floral 8 3/4'' porcelain luncheon plate has four pierced flower sections on the rim, thickly raised gold encrusted

Large Antique Cobalt Porcelain Dresden Flowers Serving Bowl Attributed to Carl Thieme Approximately 10 7/8 inches in diameter x 3 1/4 inches tall.

(lot of 2) German Dresden porcelain figures, including: (1) Girl With Yarn Winder, Carl Thieme, after the original model by Michel Victor Acier (1736-1799) for Meissen, seated girl in white and red he

Meissen-style porcelain model of a seated pug dog. Unmarked. Mid-20th century. [4 3/4 x 4 1/4 x 2 inches]. From the Canine Collection of Fred Kass, Brooklyn, NY.