Meissen Art Nouveau Group 'The Air' by Paul Helmig, Germany Around 1900
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Art Nouveau Group 'the Air' by Paul Helmig, Germany, Around 1900
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Art Nouveau Group 'Mother With Child', by Paul Helmig, Meissen Germany, ca 1912
By Meissen Porcelain, Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Art Nouveau Group 'Capture Of A Nymph', by Paul Helmig, Meissen Germany, Ca 1902
By Meissen Porcelain, Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Art Nouveau Figure, The First Jewelry, Paul Helmig, Germany, Circa 1907
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Art Nouveau Figure, Girl With Sugar Cone, Paul Helmig, Germany, Ca 1908
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Splendour Centerpiece With Cupids by Paul Helmig, Germany, Around 1885
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Art Nouveau Figure 'Tied Up Cupid' by Paul Helmig, Germany Circa 1900
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Meissen Art Nouveau Figure 'Cupid Feeding Pigeons', Paul Helmig, Germany Ca 1900
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
Smoked Acrylic Standing Clock By Design Group
By Design Group
Located in Chicago, IL
Totally mechanical and weight driven, this smoked acrylic "grandfather" clock features a swinging pendulum, and a single weight apparatus. Face is a white flat lacquer with the geare...
1970s Smoked Lucite Clock by Robert Blosser for Design Group
By Design Group
Located in Brooklyn, NY
A fantastic smoked lucite table or mantle clock designed by Robert Blosser for Design Group.
Lucite
1980's Postmodern Wall Clock by Kovacs Design Group
By Kovacs
Located in Brooklyn, NY
A stunning 1982 wall clock designed by Kovacs Design Group. Round off-white and paint speckled body with concentric circle minute and hour hands.
Metal
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H 8.67 in W 9.45 in D 5.52 in
Meissen Art Nouveau Group 'The Air', by Paul Helmig, Germany, Around 1910
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
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H 7.88 in W 14.57 in D 11.03 in
Art Nouveau Group 'Capture Of A Nymph', by Paul Helmig, Meissen Germany, Ca 1902
By Meissen Porcelain, Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
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H 5.32 in W 11.82 in D 6.3 in
Art Nouveau Bowl with Nymph and Girl, by P. Helmig, Meissen Germany, ca 1910
By Meissen Porcelain, Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
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H 9.84 in W 14.96 in D 10.23 in
Meissen "the Catch of Nymph" Figure by Paul Helmig Rarest Model T 53
By Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
He was active on behalf of Meissen manufactory in the period of 1872 - 1925: The modeller was specialized on design of figurine groups, clock cases and vessels with figurines in Roc...
Porcelain
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H 8.66 in W 9.44 in D 5.51 in
Meissen Figurines Allegory of Air Juno with Peacock Model O 199 Paul Helmig 1900
By Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
He was active on behalf of Meissen manufactory in the period of 1872-1925: The modeller was specialized on design of figurine groups, clock cases and vessels with figurines in Rococo...
Porcelain
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H 7.29 in W 3.94 in D 3.15 in
Meissen Art Nouveau Figure 'Tied Up Cupid' by Paul Helmig, Germany Circa 1900
By Paul Helmig, Meissen Porcelain
Located in Vienna, AT
Helmig specialized in the design of groups of figures, clock cases and vessels with figures both in the Rococo style and, later, in the Art Nouveau style.
Porcelain
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H 6.69 in Dm 2.28 in
Meissen Child Girl Wearing Hat Eats Cherries Model Y 122, Paul Helmig, 1907-1910
By Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
He was active on behalf of Meissen manufactory in the period of 1872-1925: The modeller was specialized on design of figurine groups, clock cases and vessels with figurines in Rococo...
Porcelain
Meissen Cherub Feeding Pigeons Model R 122 by Paul Helmig Made, circa 1900
By Paul Helmig
Located in Vienna, AT
He was active on behalf of Meissen manufactory in the period of 1872-1925: The modeller was specialized on design of figurine groups, clock cases and vessels with figurines in Rococo...
Porcelain
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