Porcelain bust of May Queen of England

MEISSEN PORCELAIN BUST OF QUEEN ELIZABETH, APPROXIMATELY 5 1/2 IN HIGH

Crafted of fine quality English porcelain. "May Queen" in parian ware modeled by Joseph Durham (1814-1877 United Kingdom) for Copeland. Marked Ceramic And Crystal Palace Art Union Pub. April. 14 1888

Crafted of fine quality English porcelain. "Hop Queen" in parian ware modeled by Joseph Durham (1814-1877 United Kingdom) for Copeland. Marked Copyright Reserved Copeland U85 J Durham ARA. Measures 12

DESCRIPTION: Two matching porcelain busts from the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur (KPM) depicting a royal couple: the king adorned with a medal and placing his hand in his vest, the queen bearing

Paragon porcelain commemorative HM Queen of England coronation cup, date 1953 with gilt and color decoration. Dimensions: H: 2 7/8 in., (7.5 cm.)

Two Cybis bisque porcelain figures, each seated on an ornate bench of the period: 'Neferiti' IRT550, marked #200 and @1979, 12.5"h; and 'Queen Guinevere' seated on a bench IRT500, sculpted by Lynn Klo

JULENE MECHLER ORIGINAL PORCELAIN BUSTS ON KOA STANDS OF "QUEEN KAAHUMANU & KING KAMEHAMEHA 1ST", LIMITED EDITION #2 FROM THE HAWAIIANA MONARCHY COLLECTION, SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT LIBERTY HOUSE, CA. 1980

Hop Queen,14"H with minor damage to base. Male Bust, 13 1/2"H with minor damages.

England, late 19th century, made by Staffordshire Dimensions: 15 .5" x H9.5" x D5.5 " Condition: Good, surface dirt.

DESCRIPTION: Albert Edward bisque porcelain bust. Features the deception of Albert Edwards, the son of Queen Victoria. Signed on reverse "Morton Edwards St" and "C. Delpech" front of bust marked "Albe

Three assorted porcelain figurines. Each with makers marks on bottoms. Includes: Royal Copenhagen Lovebirds Porcelain Figurine 402 T Madsen Design, Queen Mary Stuart England Meissen Figurine and Hertw

Three vintage Cybis bisque porcelain busts. Includes a young girl and boy with "Madonna, Queen of Angels" on square wooden plinths. Each signed "Cybis" at back. Madonna with paint transfer at top of h

Royal Doulton England Hand Painted Porcelain Figurine Statue Egyptian Queen Ankhesenamun #4190. 71 of 950. 11 inches x 5 inches.

Porcelain over sized mug, Toby mug, made in England,bust of Shakespeare, marked underside, measures htapp 8.5 inches Handle to rim app 8 inches, property of Putnam County New York Lakefront Estate

Japanese gourd form box with cobalt blue interior, small commemorative bust of Queen Elizabeth (6"H), small Japanese vase.

Lot 25 Mixed Porcelain Ceramic Cups, Saucers, Pitchers, And sugar dishes. A large lot of porcelain ceramic tabletop accessories consisting of Chintz, Ironstone England, Queen Anne, Made in Japan, D&C

comprising "Queen of England" and "Prince of Wales" (Victoria & Albert). Largest: 28 1/2" high, base: 8 1/4" wide, 7 1/2" deep. Largest figure, porcelain: 17 5/8" high. Crazing to figures, paint losse

Three Boehm Porcelain Roses, incl. "Princess Diana England's Rose", "Queen of Hearts Rose", and "Rose with Bunny", largest h. 5 in. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orl

Meissen Germany, 1814-1860 and later, the model After Porcelaine de la Reine, Paris, By Andre Marie Leboeuf (1755-1810). The case with a bust of the queen with floral swags and fluted base on pedestal

PORCELAIN LITHOPHANE FAIRY / NURSERY LAMPS, PAIR, white ground, cylinder forms with scroll embossing between two curved lithophanes, depicting bust of possibly Queen Alexandra and King Edward, each un

green printed factory mark "Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston / Made in England Wedgwood Embossed Queen's Ware", comprising: 8 dinner plates (10 1/2" dia.); 4 luncheon plates (10" dia.); 8 square sala

A mid-20th century hand-painted porcelain serving bowl by Herend, a Hungarian porcelain manufacture active since 1839. Queen Victoria collection, designed by the order of Queen Victoria of England in

Celebrates the inaugural year of the Queen Mary 2, 2004, Limited edition 707 of 750. Hand decorated piece; gilt accents. #QueenMary2 Issued: 2004 Dimensions: 1.25"H Country of Origin: England

second half-18th century; standing royal figure with standing lion, possibly Queen Anne of England, small Meissen mark on back edge, marked "K.C.H." underneath, 8 1/2 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M.