9 PC GERMAN PORCELAIN MONKEY BAND

Nine piece porcelain monkey band: all with marks for Scheibe-Alsbach, East Germany, 20th century, 5 ½" to 7 ¼". Each piece marked on the underside in blue underglaze and with impressed numerals 4012

Porzellanmanufaktur Kister K.G. Scheibe-Alsbach, nine piece polychrome decorated porcelain monkey band or orchestra, comprising: a conductor, bassoon player, clarinet or oboe player, bagpipe player, c

All different poses and instruments, in style of Meissen, after Kandler, most 4 1/4', excellent.

DESCRIPTION: (9Pc) Sitzendorf German porcelain monkey musician group, features (9) figural monkeys fitted with instruments and dressed in victorian garb. Finished in glossy blue and gilt glazes. Under

7 PC Continental porcelain monkey band, 20th century. Or orchestra; likely German; well modeled polychrome figures; including a conductor, French horn, bass fiddler, guitarist, drummer, drummer with d

A collection of nine German porcelain monkey band figurines playing various musical instruments. Various German makers marks. Good to fair condition with losses and restoration to some. Measures appro

A collection of nine German porcelain monkey band figurines playing various musical instruments. Various German makers marks. In good to fair condition with losses and restoration to some. Measures 4

associated group of 10 figures each approximately 5" high three with Meissen mark, others unmarked late 19th century

10 Piece German Porcelain Monkey Band (conductor needs baton glued)

associated group of 10 figures each approximately 5" high three with Meissen mark, others unmarked late 19th century

DESCRIPTION: Seven porcelain monkey musicians - six with instruments, one conducting - each dressed in victorian garb and standing on a gilt accented base. Tuba and cymbals monkeys are Volkstedt; cond

Two German porcelain 'Monkey Band' figures in the style of Meissen, the first wearing a turban and playing a bassoon, and the second wearing a powdered wig and playing the recorder, with spurious Meis

DIMENSIONS APPROX 8x6x13CM.

Wonderful hand painted German porcelain by "C.T." Carl Thiersch fish set with a wild game bird decoration throughout. Various game birds including quail, pheasants, ducks turkey and others. Set includ

A vintage Dresden German Porcelain monkey band figurine statue. A female singer figure, holding music in her lap and featuring colorful hand painted details. Blue DRESDEN mark to the underside. Dimens

(lot of 20) German Volkstedt porcelain monkey band, 20th c., comprised of parcel gilt and polychrome decorated anthropomorphic orchestra figures, including: (1) conductor; (1) cellist; (1) pianist; (1

GERMAN MEISSEN PORCELAIN MONKEY BAND CONDUCTOR FIGURE, standing on a molded round base with gilt accents, depicting an expressive anthropomorphic primate with mouth agape, arms and front right leg rai

DESCRIPTION: A Group of five porcelain figurines depict hand painted Monkey musicians each with its own instrument, completed with gilt accents. Stamped along the underside with German marks. CIRCA: E

DESCRIPTION: A Group of five porcelain figurines depict hand painted Monkey musicians each with its own instrument, completed with gilt accents. Stamped along the underside with German marks. CIRCA: E

A German Porcelain Nine-Piece Monkey Band EARLY 20TH CENTURY Comprising a conductor and with musicians, crossed batons and CR in overglaze blue. Height of largest 8 inches. Property from the Estate of

Seven (7) piece Volkstedt Porcelain Monkey Band, consisting of a singer, a bass player, french horn, drummer, bagpiper, guitar and maracas player. Signed to bottom with blue hayfork mark and some hand

MIESEN STYLE GERMAN PORCELAIN 3PC MONKEY BAND PORCELAIN GROUPING

Set of five Volkstedt gilt and enamel porcelain monkey orchestra figurines. Each with blue underglaze maker's mark of oldest Volkstedt Porcelain Factory. No chips or cracks Measures: Flute 2 1/2" W x

a whimsical set of musicians, tallest is 5", excellent. A Dresden Germany set after the Meissen set......In 1733, the sculptor Johann Joachim Kändler became the chief modeler at the Meissen Porcelain