TWO FIGURAL SALTS, ONE MEISSEN, ONE MEISSEN STYLE 19TH CENTURY

Early to mid 19th century. Meissen porcelain goat master salt along with a mid 19th century Meissen style piece with unidentified mark. The salt having one of the baskets repaired and the figure with

A pair of Staffordshire porcelain figurines, 19th century. "The Bird Watchers" by John Bevington, Hanley Staffordshire, UK. Modeled after Meissen and Dresden style figural groupings. One figurine depi

19th c. (8) Piece Meissen German Porcelain Tea Service, with yellow ground, each piece with oval panels - one containing a figural harbor scene and the other with two crests, probably made to celebrat

Two Meissen porcelain figural groupslate 19th/early 20th centuryEach with underglaze blue crossed swords, one incised model 2991, the other incised model H39, various impressed numerals.height of tall

A MEISSEN GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL “POETRY” GROUP, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Depicting two cherubs, one with horn the other with scroll writing, and a putto with lyre standing beside a monume

Two figurines, one Meissen, one Capodimonte. Meissen has been repaired to the arm, Capodimonte repaired to the neck. Damage throughout, being sold as found. Tallest measures 10 1/2" tall

Late 19th Century. Meissen, one marked with crossed swords beneath a dot in underglaze blue, the other with partial mark. Modeled as a mermaid and merman supporting the shelf. Height 11 ½”. Width 7

Two Meissen figural double-salts, late 19th century; together with a Meissen group of putti with a dolphin, late 19th century After the models by M.V. Acier of 1768-1770 depicting a male and female co

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

Two Meissen figural salts, circa 1765, one later-decorated The first wearing a purple-striped headscarf and puce-lined yellow skirt decorated with flowers, standing by a basket reserved with quatrelo

Pair huge Meissen style figural spill vases, 19th c., Germany, book-matched pair of glazed porcelain figural groups in the form of a huntsman and two setters rounding a tree stump, marked on the under

An estate collection of two bronze statues. Figural works with cat themes, including: one (1) 19th Century style anthropomorphic cat wearing smoking jacket and Victorian style collar, on a rectangular

Continental, late 19th/20th century, footed basket with applied flowers, stamped "Dresden", one with Meissen crossed swords mark, impressed number and old accession number; two oval stamped "Dresden",

Pair Continental hand-painted porcelain bough pots, 19th c., Meissen style hand painted floral bouquets, one with crown over "A" factory to underside, each with Christie's East sticker labels, 6.5"h x

Four hand-painted porcelain pieces with encrusted flowers: pair of covered potpourri vases with gilt rams' heads, and pair of ewers, Germany, late 19th c. One with spurious Meissen mark Vases: 10 1/2"

DESCRIPTION: Meissen grouping of two puttos-one wearing a yellow sash, one wearing a flower crown and a purple sash and carrying flowers-standing next to a tree stump. Finished on base with gilt folia

Two Meissen monkey-band members, one marked, the other likely marked on the underneath. Probably circa late 19th century. No apparent damage to either figure. H. 5 1/2 inches

18th century style figures picking apples, man and a woman with two children, one in a tree. With Meissen mark in blue, number 56 in purple, and impressed numbers. Dimensions: H 9.5" x W 6" x D 5" Con

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figural Groups 19th Century one example with crossed swords in underglaze blue, the other example with a largely obscured mark. Height 12 3/4 inches. Property from a Distin

Late 19th c. Meissen Rectangular Inkstand, with hand painted floral decoration and gilded rims, including tray and two inkwells, one with lid and one missing lid, blue painted crossed swords mark on b

Two small cherubs in one figure

Two 19th C. German Meissen figures, tallest 24" high, one repaired.

Antique Meissen group of WinterLATE 19TH CENTURY, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK, INCISED 1222 Emblematic of Winter from a set of the Seasons, Winter modelled with two putti, one wearing a fur-trimmed hat,

Meissen (German, 1710),19th century or earlier. A group of three porcelain figurines, two putti and one child fishing. Marked on underside with crossed swords. Approx. h. 4..25" (tallest), 3.878" (sma