Meissen porcelain plate from the beginning of the 20th century, hand painted with a colorful (probably blue-backed manakin) bird perched in a tree of yellow roses. The rim of the plate has a shallow relief pattern (Brandenstein relief). The Meissen mark has two slashes through the blades, indicating they were deemed at the factory to be of the “second quality” and may have minor imperfections, but it is in an excellent pre-owned condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. Diameter =23 cm
Three Meissen porcelain plates from the 19th century, hand painted with two birds perched in a tree within a rim of insects, with a gold trim all round. Hand-painted, with Brandstein relief. In excellent condition. Diameter: 25cm Each 750 Euros
Early 19th century Meissen coffee cup and saucer set depicting birds of paradise. The polychrome central motif on the saucer and cup feature groups of various colourful exotic birds and surrounding the birds are an array of insects. Both items feature a scalloped rim and a gilded decorative border. Marked on the back with the Meissen mark of blue crossed swords. 384 g cup - 7 cm tall, 10 cm top diameter, 11 cm handle to rim, 4.5 cm bottom diameter saucer - 4 cm tall, 15 cm top diameter, 5 cm base diameter Saucer in very good antique condition; some wear to gilt appropriate to age. Cup has been professionally restored.
Artist/Maker: Meissen Artist/Maker Dates: 1710 - present Place of Production: Germany Date of Production: end of 19th - beg. of 20th century Materials: gilding, porcelain, underglaze hand painting Diameter: 25.3 cm.
19th century Meissen porcelain Augustus Rex cup and saucer landscape scene. Animal decor of butterflies and birds. Measures: Length of saucer 12.5 cm width 10.7 cm Diameter of cup 6.8 cm, height 5 cm.
Pair of Meissen Parrots one with Nut. Vibrant green and blue feather coloring with yellow and red. First modelled by J J Kaendler 1740. One Parrot eating nut while other looks on. Bird With Nut Height – 28.5cm Bird looking on Height – 30cm Underglaze blue marks Painters mark 8 circa 1880.
One bird with the tail is broken 19th century Porcelain Meissen, Germany Mark for Meissen Measures: Height 54 cm Width 22 cm.
Meissen Indian Rock Flowers and Bird Painting Lidding Box -/ Jewelry Box Diameter 9.3 cm Height: 7 cm 1.Choice AS NEW. bought in the 1970s! Condition : AS GOOD AS NEW in 1st choice. Beautiful jewelry box - / lid box, these are rarely still to be found. Quantity: You get 1 x beautiful can with lid 9.3 cm in diameter and 7 cm high. Feature: No sanding stroke and flawless. The porcelain comes from a private collection and is now being dissolved. We would like to have only 159,80 Euro from you including insured shipping FRG! This piece is a beautiful reminder of elegance, beauty and splendour from times gone by. In the last 280 collectibles were sold : www.etsy.com/de/shop/Artkunst24?ref=seller-platform-mcnav "Collectors are happy people!" Johann Wolfgang von Goethe e.g., listed on Ebay under : artkunst24-de (1437) are proven since 2002 = 1437 as 100% positive reviews ! In my customer file is, among other things, Local History Museum Gschwend Kelly Family Paul Kelly University of Cologne School of Arts Cologne Heimatmuseum Urach ... Piliph Bosen Master Baker Siver Spring USA ........ Marion von Haaren Barbera Baert Study of Medieval Art Director in Leuven Belgium
Meissen white Swan Service Gourmet Plate (30cm) . Receive complimentary UK delivery on orders over £100 and free returns.
Rare Meissen figure of exotic bird porcelain, circa 1900. Figure of very high quality. Measures: 28.5 x 14 cm. In perfect condition. factory 1st.
Meissen white Swan Service Gourmet Plate (30cm) . Receive complimentary UK delivery on orders over £100 and free returns.
Bird painting is one of the most traditional genres of the Meissen porcelain manufactory and is translated on this hand-painted vase into a piece of modern opulence that will enhance any interior ...
Meissen most lovely Figurines' group making music: Made circa 1770 during Pre-Marcolini Period which means that it was manufactured before 1774 when the Meissen swords had a point at area below, between the hilts. Size: Height 11.81 inches (= 30.0 cm) diameter of base 5.87 inches (= 14.7 cm) Manufactory: Meissen Hallmarked: Blue Meissen Sword Mark with Point between the Hilts (glazed bottom) First quality Dating: Made circa 1770 Material: Porcelain, glossy finish, multicolored painted Technique: Handmade porcelain Style: Rococo Modelled by: Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775) / since 1731 modeller of Meissen manufactory, he is one of the best sculptors Meissen manufactory ever had. This figurine group was designed around the year 1767. Detailed description: Four musicians, three male and a female one - are attached to high round base edged with cloth hung up as well as with border of leaves. The figurines are clad in elegant Rococo garments, being busy with making music: The group is topped with a man seizing a scroll - obviously it is the conductor being based on a high reticulated pedestal / this figurine is flanked by a man playing the transverse flute and a second one playing the lute / a lady holding a music book stands on a base, obviously it is the singer. - Finally, there are some objects visible on ground of base: a violin, two music books, a bottle, three sheets with music notes. Condition: Very good (a very few small restorations were made / there aren't any damages existing).
Large antique Meissen candlestick in hand-painted porcelain decorated with flowers, insects and birds. Man and girl. 19th century. Measures: 31.0 x 17.0 cm. In excellent condition. Marked. First factory quality. less
A very rare Meissen teabowl and saucer, circa 1723. photo Bonhams Painted in iron-red camaieu, probably by J.G. Höroldt, with chinoiserie figures flanked by bushes and flowers with insects and birds overhead, within concentric double-line borders,...
The tree decoration "Bird of Paradise" bauble is individually cast in brilliant white Meissen porcelain and then painted by hand by the manufactory's artists. In bright colours, a majestic bird of paradise proudly presents its impressive plumage. In the baroque era, it was said that the fantastic birds remained suspended in the air all their lives and never touched the earth. For this reason, the birds of paradise developed into a symbol of lightness and closeness to God. The tree decoration "Bird of Paradise" is accompanied by a butterfly on the back of the bauble, whose representation, due to its three stages of life, has embodied resurrection and thus new beginnings since antiquity. In harmony with the new year, the tree decoration "Bird of Paradise" bauble is a truly special gift.
