Thuringia Porcelain

Porzellanfabrik Unterweißbach, Thuringia, Germany, 1940 - 1950.

Art Deco German Thuringia Katzhutte Porcelain group "Harlequin and Colombine", colourfully hand-painted on a round base, H 25.5cm Blue over glaze mark used between 1914 and 1945.

Porcelain statue of Scheherazade the legendary Persian queen and the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights by Volkstedt porcelain in Thuringia, Germany.

Details: Origin: Germany (likely Porzellanfabrik in Thuringia) Designer: Unknown Material: Porcelain, polychrome overglaze decoration, gilding Dimensions: H. 17 cm, D. 13 cm Mark: Ha...

Charming hard-paste porcelain figurine depicting a classical ballet dancer in a raised-arm pose.

Very large, handmade and hand painted, museum quality porcelain from Sitzendorf Porcelain Manufactory in Thuringia, Germany depicts one of the most famous religious scenes in all of ...

Volkstedt, founded in 1762, was the very first porcelain factory in Thuringia, Germany, and is celebrated for its exquisite and high-quality porcelain creations.

Fine white Bisque Porcelain of a Classical Figure woman dancing in a Greek style chiton by Richard Eckert famed artist at the Volkstedt porcelain manufactory in Thuringia, Germany.

A late 19th-century German porcelain figure depicting Ludwig van Beethoven, produced by the Scheibe-Alsbach porcelain manufactory in Thuringia, circa 1890s.

A relatively large German Neoclassical Revival porcelain urn, Dresden/Thuringia region, c. 1880–1910, in the French Sèvres Revival style.

Anton Büschelberger (1869 Eger - 1934 Dresden), Pointer, around 1930, made by the Karl Ens porcelain manufactory in Volkstedt (Thuringia), model number 2478, 6.

Graceful Wallendorf Ice Skater Figurine, Germany, 1950s – Large Model A beautifully detailed large Wallendorf porcelain figurine of an elegant female ice skater, produced in Thuring...

Historical Context: Faux Bois ceramics—French for “false wood”—became fashionable during the mid-to-late 19th century as part of the Victorian naturalist movement, which celebrated b...

He made a model for a porcelain cheetah group, manufactured by the Rudolstadt, Thuringia, German porcelain company Volkstedt.

A set of six porcelain Fruit still life themed plates, made in Thuringia, Germany, circa 1860s.