A MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE FROM THE SHEPHERDS SERIES

Meissen porcelain figure of a shepherd depicted in 18th century garb carrying a lamb across his shoulders, leaning on a tree stump, on rounded base, bears blue crossed swords mark to underside. 5.5" H

Meissen porcelain figure, Water, from the Elements Series, original model by Johann Joachim Kaendler, c. 1770, a draped putti kneels beside a fish trap and basket with fish in hand, parcel gilt rocail

A GERMAN MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A SHEPHERD, MEISSEN, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY depicting a Classical brown-haired youth standing barefoot, dressed in a sheepskin, holding a wooden crook with

Wonderful Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Young Shepherd Boy with Staff. Colorfully striped knickers and a fancy floral waistcoat distinguishes this Meissen figure of a shepherd boy with staff. Note the

DESCRIPTION: A Meissen porcelain Cupid cherub figurine. This is a Meissen porcelain figure from the L-Series. Numbered L118. and titled "Cupid with a basket". Marked with the double sword "Meissen" ha

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figures, Garden Children, G series, original model by Michel Victor Acier c. 1778, blue crossed swords mark, scattered chips to leaves, examined under black light, old res

Four Meissen Porcelain Figures of Putti from the Devisenkinder Series , 19th c., blue crossed swords marks and incised/impressed numbers , largest h. 5 1/2 in., w. 3 in., d. 2 1/2 in

German Meissen Zodiac Series Taurus Porcelain Figure 261; Germany 1900s. Height: 5"; Width: 6"

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of Cupid as Coquette Model by Heinrich Schwabe, Late 19th Century from the Cupid L series, incised L 111 and with crossed swords in underglaze blue to the underside. Height

Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Lady Looking down at a Broken Mirror, inscribed F3442 {Height 6 inches} [Loss to lace, cancellation mark]

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of Cupid with Bound Wings and Hands Model by Heinrich Schwabe, Late 19th Century from the Cupid L series, incised L 102 and with crossed swords in underglaze blue to the und

Late 20th century. Designed by Peter Strang. Blue crossed swords mark, impressed model nos. 60659 and 44AF, no. 2804 in green. 9 cm high. (baton slightly lacking)

modelled after Peter Reinicke and J.J. Kaendler and based on Italian Commedia dell'Arte, comprising: a) Scaramouche from the Duke of Weissenfels Series, on a hard-paste mound moulded base, standing be

Late 19th/early 20th century, each with blue underglaze crossed swords mark, the first inscribed ''E1'', the second inscribed ''E2'', each modeled by Johann Carl Schonheit (1745-1794) from his series

MEISSEN FIGURE OF FISHERMAN'S BOY. MESURES H:4 1/2" W:5" , AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MEISSEN GERMAN HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURE OF PUTTI IN DISGUISH SERIES DEPICTING ONE FISHERMAN'S BOY WITH CAGE A

AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MEISSEN GERMAN HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURE OF PUTTI IN DISGUISH SERIES DEPICTING ONE FISHERMAN'S BOY WITH CAGE AND BASKET. THE BASE IS SIGNED WITH UNDERGLAZED MEISSEN BLUE

Meissen porcelain figure of the hot chocolate maker representing fire from a series of the four elements. First modelled by J.J.Kaendler in 1770. 4" tall

(lot of 2) Meissen porcelain figures of children, 19th/20th c., each after the original models by Johann Joachim Kaendler, c. 1740, from the Garden and Winzer Children series, including; (1) Boy with

modelled after J.J. Kaendler and Johann Eberlein, based on Italian Commedia dell'Arte, the figure Pantalone from the Duke of Weissenfels series, on a mound moulded naturalistic base, the figure is dep

Of a seated lady with a basket of flowers. Scent (sense of smell) from the Five Senses series by Schoenheit. Blue crossed swords mark to base. H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in.)

20th century; group with shepherd, shepherdess, and lamb in meadow, 8 in. H.

An antique German Meissen hand painted polychrome porcelain figure. The figure depicts a cherub or putti with a tea making a hot chocolate representing the Fire, from the series The Four Elements. Cir

(2) Late 19th c. Meissen German Porcelain Figurines, both, after a series of five original figures called 'The Senses' that were modeled in the 1770s by Johann Carl Schoenheit, on shaped bases with pi

2 large porcelain figure groups, Chelsea or Meissen style. Both with bocage backgrounds. Shepherd and shepherdess, 9 1/4"H x 8"W; mother with children, gold Chelsea or Samson anchor mark on base, 9 1/