Group of Five Porcelain Bird Figurines

Lladro (Spanish, 20th/21st century). Group of five porcelain bird figurines comprising "Couple of Nightingales" (5.5"), "Tern" (5.5"), "Swan with Wings Spread" (7") "Message of Peace" (10.5") and "Mes

German and French, late 19th / early 20th century. Group of five white glazed porcelain bird figurines comprising of a raven, finch, two hummingbirds and one cardinal. Appropriately marked to undersid

Group of five Stangl porcelain bird form figurines, 20th century Together with a decorative framed acrylic on silk painting depicting birds and a framed stitched bird piece Dimensions: All proceeds fr

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A group of five baby birds comprising of a fledgling Blackburnian Warbler 478, "First Venture" Robin 437, fledgling Magpie 476, baby Robin 437, and fledgling cuckoo 316

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A group of five baby birds comprising of fledgling Red Poll 495 C, baby Cedar Waxing 432, fledgling Purple Finches 450, baby Chickadee 461, and a baby Lamb 400-97. Hand

Rosenthal (German). Group of five fine quality porcelain figures. Includes: Pair of pigeons, pair of laughing rabbits, and one blue butterfly. Good condition with mild surface wear. Largest measures 6

Five bisque ware porcelain figurines by Boehm, each marked on the bottom with “Boehm” and the type of bird depicted. Group includes: “Baby Crested Hatcher,” “Baby Robin,” Two “Baby Blue

comprising: Naptime, Cozy Companions, Bedtime Buddies and Nothing to Do, with boxes (one box not original to piece). Largest: 8" high, 1 3/4" wide, 3 5/8" deep. Boxes with wear. Property of a Southbur

comprising: Matrimony, Valencian Boy, Opening Night, Baloon Seller and Spring is here. Matrimony with box. Largest: 11 1/14" high, 6 7/8" wide, 3 1/2" deep. Box with wear. Property of a Southbury CT c

Five Boehm fine porcelain hand painted bird figurines. An American Bald Eagle, Chickadee, Nuthatch, Prothomotary Warbler, and a Canadian Goose. The tallest is the Nuthatch at 10.5", Widest the Goose a

Dimension: around 3cm to 4cm

Five Stangyl Porcelain Bird Figurines. 9 1/4" H - Tallest

Group of five porcelain bird figures, some German-made, one Lladro. Ranging in size from 3.5"W x 4"H to 6"W x 3.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, no issues , please examine all photos closely. Co

Continental, 20th century. A group of five enameled porcelain birds, including two large parrots (Italian), 2 small parrots (Sitzendorf, German, 1760-2012), and a small canary. All marked. Approximate

Comprising: a Nymphenburg bisque porcelain figure of a Kingfisher; the base front with impressed shield factory mark, the underside of base impressed " TKAPNFR/ impressed shield mark/ P/187" and with

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

Lladro (Spanish, 20th/21st century). Group of five porcelain figurines comprising "Father Time" with box (10.5"), "Accordion Player)" (13.75"), "Sea Captain" (14.75"), "Sharpening the Cutlery" (11.5")

Consisting four globular shaped bird feeders, three painted with figures and one with floral motif, together, a mellon shaped bird feeder, all attached with ring loop handles, largest 3.3 wide. Proven

A Group of Boehm Porcelain Bird Figurinesto include: pair of Tumbler Pigeons (416N) 8 1/2 x 9 in.); Least Tern Nest numbered edition #23; Downy Woodpecker (5 1/4 in.); bird grouping Junco Hyemalis (11

Group of Five Boehm Porcelain Bird Plates, original boxes, incl. four "Young America 1776" and one "Bird of Peace", dia. 13 in.

some slight chipping, largest is 10 1/2 X 5 1/4 X 3 3/4 inches

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Figurines, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: h: 13 x w: 8 x d: 4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

Group of 4 Figures by Rosenthal, Hutschenreuther and Alka Kunst. 1) Large Hutschenreuther Swan (11"L x 8.75"H), designed by Hans Achtziger, model number 8185, circa 1930s. One feather was repaired. 2)