Porcelain White Cobalt Ballerina Wallendorf Germany 1964-1990
By Wallendorf
Located in Uppsala , SE
Porcelain figurine Wallendorf Germany Dancing women Height 20 cm (7,87 inches) Cobalt In very good vintage condition without any damage Please check carefully all photos
Porcelain
$279Sale Price|20% Off
Dancer dancing the romance Swan Lake possible Wallendorf production
By Rosenthal, Wallendorf, Richard Ginori, Lenci, Lladro
Located in Lugo, IT
Ballerina che balla la romanza il lago dei cigni in ceramica.
Ceramic
Four Figurines of Ballet Dancers, Ballerinas, Wallendorf, Germany
By Wallendorf
Located in Chorzów, PL
Porcelain figurines by Wallendorf. Two figures have damaged fingers, as shown in the photos in the gallery.
Porcelain
Pair of Ballerinas in Wallendorf Porcelain
Located in Paris, FR
Porcelain figurines in multicolored Wallendorf porcelain (Germany), featuring two ballet dancers. The two pieces are marked underneath with a W under a crown and the year 1764 (the y...
Porcelain
$455Sale Price / set|30% Off
H 11.5 in W 5.5 in D 4.5 in
Lladro Limited Edition of Lady in Love and Flowers for Goddess Woman, Retired
By Lladro
Located in Plainview, NY
A set of two LLadro figurines. One is " Lady in Love" figurine #6712. The figurine is in mint condition was issued in 2000 and retired in 2004. The second figurine is a Lladro privil...
Porcelain
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