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Condition: UsedOrigin: EuropeanBrand: antiqueType: FigurineTheme: DogsMaterial: PorcelainSubject: DogColour: WhiteThis listing features a charming antique bisque porcelain figurine of a seated gentleman with a small dog, finely detailed and capturing an elegant 18thcentury style pose. The figure is dressed in period clothing and is seated on an ornate chair with a small dog at his feet. The figurine is marked 10391 on the base. It measures approximately 4 inches (10 cm) tall and weighs 119 g. 📏 Product Details: Material: Bisque porcelain (matte finish) Color: White Height: Approx. 4 inches (10 cm) Weight: Approx. 119 g Marking: Embossed "10391" on the base 🎨 Design Highlights: Detailed seated figure of a man in 18thcentury attire. Accompanied by a small dog at his feet, adding charm to the composition. Intricate detailing in the clothing, chair, and base. 🧼 Condition: damaged. Hand is missing Other hands finger is missing. Multiple visible chips and surface wear throughout (see closeup photos). Missing piece on the right side of the chair — clear break with exposed edges. Chips on the front edge of the base and along the clothing folds. Small chips visible on dog’s head and edges. Dirt and discoloration spots present, consistent with antique age and handling. No box included. 🏺 About Antique Bisque Figurines: Bisque porcelain became popular in 19thcentury Europe, prized for its matte finish and ability to capture fine sculptural detail. Figurines like this, depicting aristocratic or pastoral scenes, were common in parlor displays and are now sought after for their nostalgic charm and craftsmanship. While this piece shows considerable wear and damage, it retains excellent decorative and historical value as an authentic antique.⁹

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The lamp is not tested and needs to have a longer cable and plug to make it fully functional. While it is an antique and shows signs of age, there is no structural damage but there are some significant chips and slightly damages on the flowers, as shown in the pictures. Also, the top of the shade needs to be glued to make it fixed. But it is not damaged.Antique: YesCord Colour: WhiteSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainVintage: YesColour: MulticolouredBrand: AntiqueDesign: ShadedType: Table LampDepartment: Unisex AdultsSensor Type: LightOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalStyle: Baroque/RococoFinish: PaintedCountry of Origin: GermanyIlluminate your space with a touch of elegance and history with this stunning antique porcelain table lamp by Royal KPM Bavaria. This piece is a testament to the renowned quality and artistry of German porcelain manufacturing. The lamp features a beautifully detailed, handpainted floral design that wraps around the body, accented by classic gold trim. The intricate brushwork and vibrant colors are a hallmark of the Royal KPM studio. This lamp is not just a source of light, but a work of art that will elevate any room.Condition: The lamp is not tested and needs to have a longer cable and plug to make it fully functional. While it is an antique and shows signs of age, there is no structural damage but there are some significant chips and slightly damages on the flowers, as shown in the pictures. Also, the top of the shade needs to be glued to make it fixed. But it is not damaged. Description: Condition is used. This lamp is in good antique condition. It has been rewired at some point for safety and is in working order. The handpainted decoration is vibrant and wellpreserved with no significant fading. The brass hardware shows a lovely ageappropriate patina. The bottom is stamped with the "Royal KPM Bavaria" mark, as shown in the photos, which is a common mark for pieces produced by factories in Bavaria. Historical Background:The mark "Royal KPM Bavaria" is associated with a number of porcelain manufacturers in the Bavarian region of Germany, particularly in the mid20th century. The original Königliche PorzellanManufaktur (KPM) in Berlin, founded in 1763, is a separate and older entity, but the use of the "KPM" and "Royal" names was a common practice among Bavarian factories to evoke a sense of heritage and high quality. The "Handarbeit" mark often found on these pieces confirms that they were indeed handmade and handpainted, reflecting a continued commitment to craftsmanship in the postWWII era. This lamp represents a period when decorative porcelain from Germany was highly sought after, and its floral motif is a timeless and classic design.Measurements:Overall Height (to socket): 15 inches

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Male figure: visible repair and crack to arm, visible crack in cloak (see close-up photos)Female figure: visible repair to arm (see close-up photos)General glaze wear and age-related marks throughoutSold as-is — please inspect all photos carefully for full condition detailsBrand: antiqueType: FigurineMaterial: PorcelainProduction Technique: PotterySubject: CoupleColour: WhiteThis is a pair of vintage white glazed porcelain figurines featuring a medievalstyle man and woman in period attire. Both figures are rendered in crisp porcelain with a glossy glaze finish, standing on decorative bases. The male figure holds a sword at his side and wears a cloak and hat, while the female figure wears a flowing gown with puffed sleeves. These decorative pieces evoke a classical romantic or medieval aesthetic and make an attractive display set. Product Details: Material: White glazed porcelain Height: approx. 6 inches (15 cm) each Weight (combined): approx. 397 grams Features: Glossy finish, period costume styling, male and female pair Design Highlights: Male figure with medieval tunic, cape, and sword Female figure with puffedsleeve dress and gathered gown Both standing on scrolledged plinths Fine details on faces and garments, clear glossy glaze Condition: Acceptable condition — damaged: Male figure: visible repair and crack to arm, visible crack in cloak (see closeup photos) Female figure: visible repair to arm (see closeup photos) General glaze wear and agerelated marks throughout Sold asis — please inspect all photos carefully for full condition details About Glazed Porcelain Figurines: Glazed porcelain figurines have long been popular for their elegance and ability to capture intricate sculptural detail with a smooth, luminous surface. Often used in decorative vignettes or as mantel accents, they remain desirable for collectors and decorators alike.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Some paint wear on the girl's dress and bonnet.Minor surface marks on the chair legs and cushion.Some areas of gilding loss (visible in photos).No major chips or cracks observed.Suitable for display or light restoration.Brand: antiqueType: FigurineTheme: DogsMaterial: PorcelainProduction Technique: PotterySubject: DogColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis item is an antique porcelain figurine depicting a charming girl in a bonnet seated on an ornate highbacked chair, accompanied by a small dog at her side. The figurine is delicately handpainted with gold accents and fine details. The back of the figurine is impressed with the number 531J. A delightful small collectible that adds vintage charm to any porcelain or animalthemed display. Product Details: Origin: Unknown (marked 531J on back, likely early 20th century European) Type: Porcelain Figurine Height: approx. 3.5 inches (as shown) Weight: approx. 52g Features: Handpainted with gold accents, ornate Rococostyle chair Design Highlights: Features a young girl wearing a green bonnet with a delicate smile. Sitting on a richly decorated highbacked chair with scroll detailing and gilt highlights. A small dog sits beside her on the chair cushion. Handpainted gold accents on the chair legs and edges. Condition: Some paint wear on the girl's dress and bonnet. Minor surface marks on the chair legs and cushion. Some areas of gilding loss (visible in photos). No major chips or cracks observed. Suitable for display or light restoration. About Small Porcelain Figurines: During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, European porcelain manufacturers produced a wide variety of small decorative figurines like this one, often featuring children, animals, or domestic scenes. These charming figures were used as mantel decorations, gifts, and collectible novelties, and remain highly sought after by collectors today.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Glue residue visible around the base — suggests prior repair or reattachment (see close-up photo).Some surface wear and minor discoloration on the skirt and column.Paint loss and minor firing imperfections typical of older pieces.Base shows surface dirt and wear, consistent with age.Pattern: FloralSigned: NoMaterial: PorcelainSubject: WomenColour: BlueVintage: YesBrand: antiqueType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianFeatures: Hand PaintedProduction Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis item is an antique porcelain figurine of a graceful lady, dressed in a blue blouse and cream skirt, leaning on a column adorned with raised leaf decoration. The figurine stands approximately 5.5 inches tall, marked faintly on the base (unclear, possibly German origin based on style and mark). A charming decorative piece that reflects early 20thcentury European craftsmanship. Product Details: Origin: Unknown (faint illegible mark on base, possibly German) Type: Porcelain Figurine Height: approx. 5.5 inches (as shown) Weight: approx. 102g Features: Handpainted details, raised relief column design Design Highlights: Delicate handpainted facial features and hair. Soft blue blouse with ruffled collar. Flowing creamcolored skirt with natural folds. The figure leans gracefully against a column with vine and leaves relief. Holding a hat in her left hand, adding to the period charm. Condition: Glue residue visible around the base — suggests prior repair or reattachment (see closeup photo). Some surface wear and minor discoloration on the skirt and column. Paint loss and minor firing imperfections typical of older pieces. Base shows surface dirt and wear, consistent with age. About Antique Porcelain Figurines: Porcelain figurines of elegant ladies were highly popular in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many were made in Germany, Austria, and Bohemia, prized for their detailed handpainting and delicate features. These figurines were used as decorative items on mantels, shelves, and dressers, evoking the romantic styles of past eras.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Multiple cracks and glue repairs throughout the figurine (see close-up photos).Heavy visible glue residue and old repairs around the base, cane, and torso.Cracks visible on neck, body, and base.Some paint wear consistent with age and handling.Figurine is structurally fragile, suitable for display or restoration only.Country of Origin: GermanyOrigin: EuropeanAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainSubject: ManColour: YellowVintage: YesBrand: antiqueType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: GermanProduction Style: Art PotteryTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryHandmade: YesThis item is an antique German porcelain figurine, model 18198, featuring a gentleman dressed in an elegant yellow frock coat, breeches, and powdered wig, posed with a walking stick. The base is marked "GERMANY 18198" with an impressed maker's mark and DEP (Deponiert registered design). A charming decorative piece from the early 20th century, this figurine reflects the style of 18thcentury European aristocracy. Product Details: Origin: Germany Model Number: 18198 Markings: "GERMANY 18198 DEP" (impressed on the base) Height: approx. 4 inches (as shown) Material: Glazed porcelain Features: Handpainted details with gilt accents Design Highlights: Finely painted facial features and powdered hair. Bright yellow coat with gold buttons and trim. White breeches and decorative scroll base with green accents. Delicate pose with cane and relaxed stance. Condition: Multiple cracks and glue repairs throughout the figurine (see closeup photos). Heavy visible glue residue and old repairs around the base, cane, and torso. Cracks visible on neck, body, and base. Some paint wear and surface dirt consistent with age and handling. Figurine is structurally fragile, suitable for display or restoration only. About German Porcelain Figurines: During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, German porcelain factories produced an enormous variety of decorative figurines, many inspired by the styles of Rococo and Neoclassical art. These pieces were popular throughout Europe and for export to markets worldwide. The DEP mark indicates that the design was officially registered, helping to date the figure to the period around 1900–1920.