A pair of German porcelain busts

A Pair of German Porcelain Busts late 19th/early 20th century depicting a girl and boy, each with a transfer-printed mark to the underside. Height 11 inches. Estimate $600-800

Pair of German, possibly Dresden busts of children, with marks "D" under crown. [9" H x 6" Diam.]. In overall good condition, with minor wear.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of German porcelain Georgian era motif busts of a young boy and a young girl smiling while tilting their heads. Finished with a glossed glaze and marked with a blue crown on the bo

each with green printed Nymphenburg / West Germany mark; each 6 inches wide; 10 inches high

DESCRIPTION: A pair of German porcelain Georgian era motif busts of a young boy and a young girl smiling while tilting their heads. Finished with a glossed glaze and marked with a blue crown on the bo

Circa 1900, each with blue crossed maker's mark of Bros. Voigt and Alfred Voigt, Sitzendorf, each depicting a lady in bonnet and lace-trimmed dress, adorned with applied flowers, 2 pieces, each approx

Pair of Diminutive German Porcelain Busts, late 19th c., of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, by Louis Levinsohn, Tiefenfurt, Germany, H.- 6 1/2 in., W.- 3 in., D.- 2 1/4 in.       �

Lot includes: pair of German porcelain children's busts (boy and girl:, H 7.25"; green leaf porcelain pitcher; German porcelain seated lady with baskets, H 5.75"; black porcelain pug dog, H 9.75"; pot

A Pair of German Porcelain Covered Urns helena wolfsohn, late 19th century each cover having an eagle form finial, the body of baluster form with handles in the form of veiled female busts, painted th

A pair of German female busts on stand, a pair of porcelain wall plaques, and a theatrical bust. [5 1/2" - 8 1/2" H].

Franz Anton Bustelli (German, 1723-1763). Pair of Nymphenburg Rococo white porcelain busts of children, one boy and one girl, in 18th century dress. Both marked with inkstamp "Nymphenburg" a

Pair (2) of Continental, possibly German Nymphenburg polychrome and parcel gilt porcelain female busts, both depicting young women with light blonde hair and pink floral bows or kerchiefs, wearing flo

Eduard Stellmacher (German, 1868-1945), late 19th century. Pair of elaborately dressed porcelain busts of a man and woman. Makers mark on underside "Turn Teplitz Bohemia RStK Made in Austria". Approx.

German, 19th Century, Apollo And Diana, Marked With Crossed Swords Underglaze Blue, Incised Stamp 1727 W8 And 1728 Height 12, Width 6, Depth 4 Inches, Light Rubbing To Edges, Shelf Wear Underside, See

Antique Pair of German Bisque Child Bust Statues. Likely German, possibly by Heubach. Each hand painted bisque porcelain. Each measures approximately 5.5 inches in height.

Group of four (4) white porcelain sculptures, comprising Lenox "Airs Above the Ground", a Kaiser German horse, and a pair of Royal Worcester English busts, "Astrope" and "Chronos"; marked to bases. [L

A pair of German porcelain plaques depicting 'The Grape and Melon Eaters' after B.E. Murillo circa 1920. Ht: 14.5" Width: 11.5"

late 19th/early 20th century; each modeled as Rococo style gentleman and lady with Meissen style mark, 18 in. H.

late 19th/early 20th century; each modeled as Rococo style gentleman and lady with Meissen style mark, 18 in. H.

One candelabra with maiden feeding a wild bird with grapes, the other with a maiden holding a caged bird that has died, the cage with open door beside her. Both with four lights, both lavishly covered

Continental, 20th century, bases with crossed arrow marks, each with wreath design bronze stands, comprising: King Louis XVI, 13-7/8 x 7-1/4 in.; Marie Antoinette, 15-1/4 x 6-3/4 in. Provenance: Prope

12 inches tall , Dresden , Sitzendorf , each with great colors, sitting on tree branch with applied florals

A pair of German porcelain figural candelabras depicting a young boy with monkey and a young girl with cockatoo circa 1900. Decorated with applied flowers and having blue underglaze crossed swords mar

Pair German Porcelain Figural Steins, depicts a Frenchman with stein marked in Latin "Gaude Amus Igitur" (Therefore Let US Rejoice); 1/2"l, early 20th C, 9 1/8"h. CONDITION: Very fine, areas of paint