Aluminia, Denmark, Rare Childcare Figure of the Shepherdess from 1954

Aluminia Children's help figure of the Shepherdess from 1954. The children's aid figures were designed in a masterpiece style by Herluf Jensenius and ...

Rare aluminia fabulous animal. Unique, signed "TO". 19 cm. tall. In perfect condition.

Rare Dahl Jensen, Denmark, dancer 1208. Oriental figure Sumatra dancer, Dahl Jensen 1208. Denmark, 1930s-1940s. Measures: Height 30.5 cm. 1. Factory quality In perfect co...

Royal Copenhagen, a rare figure of a boy. Model number 519. In great condition. Second factory quality. Dimensions: H 20.5 x W 5.5 cm.

Large royal Copenhagen or aluminia vase by Nils Thorsson. Decorated with swimming fish. Model number 1065/5369. Measures: 33 cm. high. 17 cm. in diameter. In very good co...

5 Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates from 1954, 56, 57, 58, 59. Diameter: 18.5 cm. In excellent condition. Marked. 1st factory quality.

This is a charming Derby figure of a shepherdess with a garlanded lamb, made in or shortly after 1760. The figure is one half of a set called the "Garland...

A fine pair of Meissen porcelain figure groups, c.1765 -1775. Elaborately modelled by Carl Christoph Punct, as a shepherd and shepherdess, in 18th Century dress, and set upon open ro...

Scappino, or Scapin, a zany (zanni) character from the commedia dell'arte: a buffoon, schemer and scoundrel, and the title character in Molière's Les Fourberies de Scapin, first staged in 1671. The Bow figure shows him standing to right against a tree stump, right leg forward; right arm concealed in a tabarro (cape), and a mask in his left hand. He wears a white doublet, gilt frogged in the Hungarian manner, neck ruff, pale yellow-washed breeches above buckled shoes; a pouch on a red-brown strap and a dagger in a scabbard at the waist. Low square plinth base washed in typical pale Bow ‘lettuce’ green. No discernible translucency. H. 5.0 in (12.6 cm). Provenance: Taylor Collection; Simon Spero London, 2008; the Faith and Dewayne Perry Collection. The Scapino figure was presumably based on the Meissen modelled 1743-45 by Peter Reinicke, assisted by Käendler, and from the series produced for Johann Adlf II, Duke of Weissenfels, after an engraving by Francois Joullain (1662-1753) for Riccobin’s Historie du Théatre Italien, 1728. The modelling and features of the Bow figure suggest the work of the ‘Muses Modeller’, and the pallete, gilding and detail are also those of the muses modeller figures. This figure illustrated Bradshaw, 1992, as circa 1753, Plate 10 (A12), p.64. Scapino is depicted musically in William...

Kneeling Porcelain Figure of a Woman from Lladro, Signed 1978.  

This is a set of six lunch or dessert porcelain plates from the Collection of the Manoir Montsalvy. They belong to the collections #2, 6, 7, 10, 11 and 12. They are hand painted with...

A rare, figural painted bisque humidor or dresser jar depicting the Prussian King - Frederick the Great (or Friedrich der Grosse). A full bust w...