Paul Helmig Porcelain

Excellen Art Nouveau porcelain figurine by Paul Helmig: Winged cupid boy with a suffering expression tied to a tree with a long garland of roses, an empty quiver at his feet. On high...

Exquisite large and rare Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain group: Triton adorned with water lily wreath on his head, half man, half fish with scaled legs leaning against a high wave and ...

Very rare Meissen Porcelain group of the early 20th century: Juno, the Roman goddess of the air (Greek Hera), as a young woman with her hair pinned up, covered only with a cloth, si...

Meissen most lovely figurine: Cherub Feeding Pigeons Manufactory: Meissen Dating: made circa 1900 Hallmarked: Meissen Mark with Pommels on Hilts ...

Meissen gorgeous figurine: Lovely child / girl wearing hat eats cherries Manufactory: Meissen Dating: made circa 1907-1910 Hallmarked: Meissen Mark with Pommels on Hilts (shor...

Meissen gorgeous group of figurines: Allegory of Air / Roman Goddess Juno with Peacock The details are stunningly scupltured = finest modelling Manufactory: Meissen Dating: made circa 1900 Hallmarked: Meissen Mark with Pommels on Hilts (around Turn of the Century) First quality model number O 199 / former's number 59 / painter's number 66 Material: multicolored porcelain, partially golden painted, glossy finish Technique: handmade porcelain Style: Rococo Design: Paul Helmig (1859-1939) The modeller had studied at the School of Applied Arts in Dresden (Germany). 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 style as well as - in later period - in Art Nouveau style. - The model O 199 was created in the year 1892.   First quality Specifications: Allegory of Air, incarnated by Roman Goddess Juno whose attribut is the peacock: For this reason Juno was Symbol of Air, too, in antique mythology...