Antique Bisque

examples in "Table d'Egoistes." Two kneeling children holding skin in gold, bisque and cobalt blue

Original Sèvres bisque statue of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and wife of Louis 16. The

An antique and large English jasperware cheese keeper in the attributed to Wedgwood offers bisque

elegantly with gilt bronze. The unglazed porcelain - known as biscuit (or bisque) porcelain - is white in

cheeks puffed out as they blow on their horns. Made of white unglazed bisque porcelain, they have an

” feature a porcelain base with bold red and black typography and a textured bisque upper section designed

designed to look like woven baskets. They feature molded oval-shaped bodies made of bisque*, rising from

cranking the knob on the base. The head and hands are made of bisque (or porcelain), and the figure is

bisque porcelain depicting a classical female standing figure, with a winged cupid, sitting on rocky

1845-1926. They worked in mostly bisque and wood and were a world leader in making mechanical and

A French Art Nouveau bisque ceramic sculptural figure by Agathon Léonard, featuring a woman posed

Late 19th century small bisque porcelain figurine featuring three children playing with a garland

Large Parian ware figure of "The Venus de Milo". "Parian is a type of bisque porcelain. It was

interior and spout, and an unglazed bisque exterior. An example of this bowl, along with several others, is

bisque putti figures, and centerpiece with four-light candelabra with large putti figure, set upon a

porcelain bisque. Some dark firing marks present in the green glaze that indicate the handmade fire kiln

and number 6 Parian ware is a type of bisque porcelain imitating marble. It was developed, circa

This pair of Limoges porcelain bisque busts featuring Brongniart children derives from a

of the figure bears a blue oval bisque seal that displays conjoined "VB"" within. In the proper

Stunning French Grand Tour Parian Bisque Group depicting a male and female standing figures, mid to

Porcelain bisque of a "Young girl knitting" from the Scheibe-Alsbach factory. The girl has her hair

of the bracket. Structure sound, gilding good and ready to hang Pair of very pleasing bisque

Cup in green and white porcelain bisque representing a mermaid, with her chest bare, blowing in a

the exotic and unique is seen most prominently in the bisque panels in the upper and lower sections

Pair of bisque busts depicting Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI, resting on circular bases in glazed

Small bisque porcelain figurines featuring five putti holding a cup, an insect and a shell. Four of

The Circa 1920 Hertwig Germany all-bisque bathing beauty flapper figurine is a small collectible

Two Sevres?porcelain?bisque statuettes depicting the couple Cupid (Eros) and Psyche. Sitting on

French Bisque (pottery), unglazed porcelain, circa 1870 Psyché au tribunal de Vénus. Bronze bust of

19th century bisque figure of Minerva The “Grand Tour” was an essential aspect of

Pair of 19th century bisque urns. The “Grand Tour” was an essential aspect of the

swags being carried away by soft bisque colored baby cherubs. The background coloring is a soft subtle

shaped. Its size is impressive. The supporting sphinxes are made in the bisque, seated on a rectangular

Group in porcelain bisque called "Triumph of children harvesters". It represents children carrying

White and blue porcelain centerpiece, featuring two winged Cupids in bisque leaning on gilded

Late 19th century porcelain bisque figure featuring the Discobolus of Myron, after the Antique. The

double fluting on the ribs and the bisque medallions bisecting the reticulation and at the bases. A

Monumental bisque?porcelain?bust of Marie Adélaïde of Savoy, Duchess of Burgundy after Antoine

Bisque group after Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour (Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss) by

surface has a matte, velvety finish typical of bisque-style ceramic. In the hand, it feels solid and

condition, I do not see any damage. The color is a soft pale blue grey, with white bisque color cherubs

bisque cast model executed by Sèvres is held in the permanent collection of the Museé d' Orsay in Paris

) and caster Edmond Etling. He used materials such as bronze, chryselephantine, ivory, zinc and bisque.

caused by modelling figurines made of (white) bisque porcelain. Subject: It is a boy riding on

fairs and exhibitions. The company produced art objects in porcelain, stoneware, faience and bisque. The

between, medium grey background underneath, medallion with bust in bisque porcelain on a gold thread

white / cream / ivory faux marble / faux bisque porcelain finish with beautifully aged distressed patina

white bisque porcelain of the swan contrasts beautifully with the golden sauce boat interior and

modeller. Juechtzer specialized in the design of bisque porcelain. The model I 70 was created in 1788/89

exhibitions. The company produced art objects in porcelain, stoneware, faience and bisque. The focus was on

, Juechtzer was appointed as model master in year 1794. He specialized in creation of bisque porcelain

master modeller. Juechtzer specialized in the design of bisque porcelain. Design of model J 82 in 1789

, creating curtains or droplets. Some pieces are entirely glazed while others are bisque.   Lifetime

specialized in creation of bisque porcelain. Specifications: The Roman Goddess Venus sits on a stool being

year 1794. - He specialized in creation of bisque porcelain. The model j 82 was created circa 1789

master modeller. Juechtzer specialized in the design of bisque porcelain. The model I 11 was created in

supervision of the work. In 1794 he became a master modeller. Juechtzer specialized in the design of bisque