Nymphenburg German Porcelain Parrot Figurine

Nymphenburg Germany Blanc De Chine Porcelain Parrot Sculptural Figurine. 13"H x 5.5"L x 5"W. Circa 1880s. Marked on the base and on the bottom. =

Large Hutschenreuther blue and gold macaw bird figurine. A composition of a tropical parrot perched on a flowering branch, blue wings and tail outstretched. Hutschenreuther backstamp on bottom. SHIPPI

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Jaguar.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 742 and the letter g.Height 6 3/4 inches.

VOLKSTEDT (GERMAN) PORCELAIN PARROT FIGURINE, H 14", W 6" A Volkstedt porcelain figurine depicting a perched parrot. Bearing signature branding to the underside. Depth 6".From the Estate of Renate Gil

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa standing Pekingese dog.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 650 and number 2 ans the letters K.S.Height 4 inches._x000D_

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Pony.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 989 and the number 8.Height 5 inches.

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Pelican on a rock with fish swimming.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 722.Height 5 1/4 inches.

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Squirrel eating.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 542.Height 2 5/8 inches.

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Pony.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 989 and the number 8.Height 5 inches.

Royal Nymphenburg Bavaria Germany Porcelain Group Figurine Mischievous Soldier designed by Franz Anton Bustelli in 1750s. Marked with impressed shield on the base ond on the bottom along with black sh

Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurine of a colonial man. Circa 1920s. ; Dimensions: 6.75" x 4"L x 3.5"W;

Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurine Woman From Miesbach designed by Resl Schröder-Lechner. Model number 831. Circa 1937. Marked with two inmpressed shields on the base and on the bottom along wi

Nymphenburg Blanc De Chine figurine of a woman walking down the street with a dog pulling at her dress exposing her buttock. Circa 1900s ; Country of Origin: Germany; Size: 8.5"H;

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Pony.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 989 and the number 8.Height 6 1/8 inches.

KPM Berlin Germany Blanc De Chine Porcelain Parrot Figurine. 8.75"H x 5"L x 4"W. Circa 1930s. marked on the bottom. Excellent condition. =

Nymphenburg Porcelain Group Figurine of a Rider with a Horse. Model number 552. Impressed shield mark. Circa early 1900s. ; Country of Origin: Germany; Dimensions: 8"H x 8"L x 3.5"W;

Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurine of a Chinese Man Musician with Serpent. Model number 490. Marked with two impressed shields on the base and on the bottom. ; Dimensions: 6"H x 3"L x 2.5"W;

Nymphenburg Figure of a Man with a Falcon. Model number 536/7. Impressed shield marks on the base and on the bottom. Dimensions: 8.5"H Issued: circa 1900s Country of Origin: Germany

Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurine of a Putti Girl with a Book designed by Franz Anton Bustelli in 18th century. Circa 1900s. Marked with two impressed shields on the front and on the bottom along

Nymphenburg figure of an aristocratic man. Marked with impressed shield on the base and on the bottom, impressed numbers 11,3. Dimensions: 7.5"H x 4"W Issued: circa 1900s Country of Origin: Germany

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa resting Pig.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 779/1.Height 1 1/8 inches.

Nymphenburg German porcelain figurine ofa Monkey sitting.Marked with the Nymphenburg logo as well as the impressed number 191 and the number 14.Height 5 1/4 inches.

Pair of Nymphenburg Germany Porcelain Figurines of a colonial couple of horse riders. Both marked with impressed shield on the bottom, lady also have a black Royal Nymphenburg Bavaria mark. Model numb

Pair of Nymphenburg German Porcelain Figurines of Lucinda and Octavio from Commedia Dell'Arte, designed by Franz Anton Bustelli in 1750s. Marked with impressed shields on the base (Lucinda) and on the