MEISSEN FIGURE OF TEA MAKER

19TH C. MEISSEN FIGURE OF TEAMAKER. Meissen porcelain German figure of a cherub seated by a small kachelofen making tea, antique circa 1850, the underside with the underglaze blue mark, "132," and the

19Th C. Meissen Figure Of Teamaker. Meissen Porcelain German Figure Of A Cherub Seated By A Small Kachelofen Making Tea, Antique Circa 1850, The Underside With The Underglaze Blue Mark, "132," And The

Five Porcelain Figures 19th Century comprising three Meissen figures each with maker's mark to underside, a Bow figure with maker's mark to back, and an unmarked figure. Height of tallest 9 inches. Th

Description: Meissen figure of a rhinoceros Markings: maker’s mark crossed swords on the belly and numbered ‘60 on foot. Dimensions: Height: 3-1/2 inches Width: 7 inches No Reserve Buyer pays ship

4" H 2.5" DIAM Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death that October,

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

19th Century Meissen Seated Putti Figure with Chocolate and Tea Pots. Crossed swords mark to the base. Measures 4" x 4-1/2'. Condition: Loss to the stick, small nick to the toe, rubbing otherwise good

Two polychrome decorated Meissen figures of the 'cris de Paris' type, the flower seller and the fish seller, marked, 18thC (minor damage); a Höroldt type decorated tea canister, Meissen, 18thC, H 9

Attributed to Meissen figure of a lady with pugs, Meissen Chinoiserie Tea Caddy and a probably KPM perfume burner. From a Basking Ridge, New Jersey estate. Lady 11" h x 8.5" w, lidded urn 4" h other 6

Meissen figure of a lady. Together with a set of Meissen dishes; 4 plates, 1 tea cup, and 1 saucer. Figurine H 5-1/4" W 3-3/4" D 3-1/4". Largest Plate D 11". Tea Cup H 2-3/4". Condition: Small crack o

The Dancer Loie Fuller. Designed 1911 for Porzellan Manufaktur Meissen. Germany, c. 1929. Porcelain. Painted maker’s mark to underside. Impressed with model no. "B. 255." and no. "42". Literature: S

1- Antique Meissen 18th c Tea Canister Porcelain Top 5". 2- Antique 19th c Copeland Spode Tea Canister with Sterling Top 5.25". 3- Hand Painted Boats and People Tea Canister, maker unknown. 5". Weight

Fine miniature porcelain grouping, to include Meissen courting figures, approx. 2 1/5'' h., a pedestal bowl, a lidded jar with applied flowers, a Rosenthal gentleman, a porcelain dog, Limoges tea set

Grouping of 3 painted porcelain figurines of various makers. Including a woman cooking, a man playing the violin for a woman, and a group of figures having tea. 6.25 inches height, 6.5 inches width, 3

Three (3) German polychrome and parcel gilt porcelain figures. 1st item: Meissen "Sense of Smell" figure, emblematic of the Five Senses, depicting a woman in 18th-century attire seated beside a tea ta

German, 19th century. White ground porcelain, with green leaf ivy pattern trim. Some dishes with scalloped edge, crossed sword makers marks to the underside. Set is comprising: Four cup & saucer trios

Makers mark on bottom measuring 7 3/4". Estimate $400 - $500 Starting Bid $200

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 Meissen porcelain polychrome bid figures. Parrot and other tropical bird. Tip of beak repaired on latter. Both marked with underglaze blue maker's mark and inscribed numbers. Heights 9.25in and 9 in

Makers mark cross swords under glaze. Teapot measures 6" x 9 1/2", creamer 6" x 6", and sugar 4 1/4" x 4 1/4". Estimate $400 - $600 Starting Bid $50

Title: Vermont Tea Party Subject: Figures Type: Etching Materials: Wove paper Markings & Inscriptions: Signed, titled, dated, and indicated as an artist's proof Date: 1976 Maker: Stanley Louis Rosenth

A beautiful pair of antique marked Meissen for Johansen Roth 1860-1890 porcelain figurines. Very detailed and finely made. Each measures approx 12 1/2" height by 7" width. Holds makers mark to bottom.

(lot of 5) Chinese famille rose tea pots, each depicting figures at leisure, with various maker's marks, widest: 6".

Chinese export famille rose and gilt porcelain tea cup, with everted rim, raised on ring foot with reserved decoration of Chinese figures in waterfront landscapes between Meissen style "laub und bande