Pair of ducks on enameled porcelain base from Rosenthal
By Rosenthal
Located in Autonomous City Buenos Aires, CABA
Rosenthal, model by Willy Zügel, Germany, 20th century. Signed and marked on the base. Measures: Height
Porcelain
19th Century Oil Painting Heinrich von Zügel "Bull" around 1910
Located in Münster, DE
. Heinrich von Zügel died on January 30, 1941, in Munich at the proud age of 90. His eldest son, Willy Zügel
Canvas
Porcelain Lamb by Willy Zügel for Rosenthal
By Rosenthal
Located in Roma, IT
Very nice classical vintage Rosenthal lamb porcelain figurine modeled by Willy Zügel. This
Porcelain
Porcelain Cow Statue for Rosenthal
By Rosenthal
Located in Roma, IT
Very nice classical vintage Rosenthal cow porcelain figurine probably modeled by Willy Zügel. This
Porcelain
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H 8 in W 11.63 in D 7.25 in
Large Art Nouveau Dalmatian Goat Figurine by Willy Zügel for Rosenthal Porcelain
By Rosenthal
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A very fine, early Rosenthal porcelain Dalmatian goat figurine. Modeled by Willy Zügel, this
Porcelain
Life Size Bronze Hawk
Located in North Egremont, MA
Life Sized bronze sculpture of a hawk by Willy Zugel, signed in the cast W. Zugel, Munchen
Bronze
Midcentury Large German Tiger Porcelain Figurine
By Theodor Kärner
Located in Hilversum, Noord Holland
Midcentury porcelain German tiger figurine attributed to Theodor Karner or Willy Zugel for
Porcelain
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