A German Meissen Little Boy Figurine by Hentschel

A German Meissen Hand Painted Porcelain Little Boy by artist Hentschel. Hallmarked. 7" x 5"

Meissen Hentschel Figurine. Crafted Of Fine Quality Hand Painted German Porcelain. Depicts A Young Boy In A Newspaper Hat Riding A Toy Horse. Marked With Crossed Swords. Measures Approximately 6 3/4"

modeled by Henschel in 1905, depicting a smiling young boy riding a stick, original model, impressed W119. 7 5/8 in. Hentschel was an Art Nouveau painter, designer and sculptor who is beset known for

Antique German Bisque Porcelain Little Smoker Humorous Boy Figurine Approximately 12 inches tall.

19C Antique German Meissen Porcelain Figurine of Boy . Height 6 1/4" ( 16 cm ), width 3" ( 7,5 cm ). Marked on underside. Condition very good. Please note the absence of a condition report does not im

German Meissen Porcelain Figural Group of Apple Picking ca. 1850-1922, featuring a mother holding out her apron for apples, a seated boy by her side, and a little boy holding out his hat for another b

A glossy porcelain figurine of a young Victorian boy dressed in lavish floral garments. The happy lad carries his broom in hand. Broken flowers and vines around the base. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6

Boy riding a stick with a drum at his feet, marked W 119. Together with a glazed ceramic figure of a doctor, and a porcelain figural cache pot. 3 pieces Cache pot with losses. Meissen: 7-1/2"h Provena

Hand painted in matte finish porcelain figure. Features a little German boy watching two pigs play in dirt. Goebel backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.5"L x 4"W x 5.5"H Manufacturer: Goebel Humme

Meissen German porcelain figurine of young boy carrying a sack. Measures 3 3/4" (10cm) height.

Meissen Antique German Johansson Roth Style Porcelain, Size 8 3/4" High X 4" Meissen Antique German Johansson Roth Style Porcelain Young Boy & Girl Figurine Couple Protectional repair on Girls arm..

Meissen (German), 1815-1924. Polychrome porcelain decorated figure (number H 82) depicting a "Boy & Goat", modeled by Johann Carl Schoheit. Painted and impressed marks to the underside. Approx. h. 5.7

Collection of three German Meissen porcelain figurines. Features a pair of seated figures with restoration. Measures 5" x 4" x 3". Also comes with a figurine depicting a boy with a dead hen and a bask

Meissen (German, established 1710). Porcelain. Height: 5", Length: 2 3/4", Depth: 3". Porcelain figurine of a boy feeding birds. Marked to the underside with crossed sword mark as well as "52", and "C

Meissen (German, founded 1708), early 20th century. Two pieces of German porcelain; one a figurine of a boy with lavender hat and yellow coat leaning over holding a green watering can in one hand, mar

The AEAA is very proud to present this Exceptional & Rare antique German Conte Boehme virgin bisque prone, little boy and his loving Pug dog. Circa 1890's - 1910's. Our pair feature realistic flesh to

A collection of 5 vintage West German Goebel Hummel matte porcelain, hand painted figurines. Includes: No. 217 Little Boy With Toothache, No. 2181 Clear as Bell figurine, No. 71 Stormy Weather figurin

Hand-painted ceramic figurine modeled as a little boy in a blue shirt playing an accordion. Erphila tag to base. U.S. Zone Germany marked to base. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 3"W x 5.5"H Manufacturer: Erphila

20th century. Meissen (German, founded 1710); polychrome decorated hard-paste porcelain; modeled by Konrad Hentschel (German, 1872-1907); depicting a young girl with a doll in a carriage. Maker's mark

An antique German Meissen polychrome glazed porcelain figure. The figure depicts a boy sitting on a wooden hobby horse, designed by Konrad Hentschel. Dated and numbered on a paper hat: 1919, No 36. Ma

20th century. Meissen (German, founded 1710); polychrome decorated hard-paste porcelain; modeled by Konrad Hentschel (German, 1872-1907); depicting an infant with a picture book. Maker's marks for 181

Hand painted in matte finish, including Happiness girl with mandolin, Little Drummer boy, and Trumpet Boy. Depicts German children in different poses with instruments. Goebel backstamp. Tallest measur

19th and 20th century, Meissen (German, founded 1710) and Volkstedt (German, founded 1762); polychrome hard-paste porcelain; consisting of two Meissen figures, one with two boys painting and an cupid

modeled by Hentschel 1905, later Meissen production 73370, depicting a young girl tucking her doll into a pram, after the original model W124. 5.25 x 5.5 in. Hentschel was an Art Nouveau painter, desi