Continental

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Notable visible crack and repair to the neck area (as shown in close-up photo)Some rubbing and wear to gilt accents and painted surfacesGeneral age-related wear and light soiling present throughoutNo major chips observed apart from the repaired crackPlease carefully review the photos for further condition assessmentBrand: ContinentalType: FigurineTheme: GermanFeatures: Hand PaintedMaterial: CeramicProduction Technique: PotterySubject: WomenColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: GermanyThis item is an antique German bisque figurine depicting a charming young girl holding a watering can, dressed in a beautifully detailed soft green gown with flowing folds and ornate gilt accents.The figurine is finely handpainted with gold beading throughout, and features delicate modeling, expressive facial features, and a playful pose standing atop a textured base. The underside is impressed with the number 379. Product Details: Origin: Germany (likely late 19th to early 20th century) Material: Bisque porcelain Height: approx. 9 inches (23 cm) Weight: approx. 225 grams Features: Handpainted, gilt accents, beaded detailing, impressed model number Design Highlights: Young girl with golden curls and soft smile Wearing a flowing green dress adorned with gold beading Holding a blue watering can in one hand Delicate textured base with scroll and floral motifs Intricate details on dress, face, and hair Condition: Acceptable condition — worn: Notable visible crack and repair to the neck area (as shown in closeup photo) Some rubbing and wear to gilt accents and painted surfaces General agerelated wear and light soiling present throughout No major chips observed apart from the repaired crack Please carefully review the photos for further condition assessment About German Bisque Figurines: During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, German factories produced an enormous variety of bisque figurines admired for their exquisite craftsmanship. Figurines of children and young girls in everyday or pastoral scenes were particularly popular. These collectible pieces remain highly sought after today for their charm, artistry, and decorative appeal.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Some minor surface wear and small paint loss, especially on gilt accentsGeneral signs of age and handling present throughoutNo visible major cracks or large chips observedBase rim with typical shelf wearPlease review photos carefully for further condition detailsBrand: ContinentalOrigin: GermanType: FigurineTheme: GermanFeatures: Hand PaintedMaterial: CeramicProduction Technique: PotterySubject: WomenColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: GermanyThis item is an antique German bisque figurine depicting an elegant lady musician playing a mandolin, dressed in a finely detailed 18thcentury style gown. The figurine is beautifully handpainted in soft pastel tones of peach, green, cream, and gold, with intricate gilt accents and beaded detailing throughout. The craftsmanship is exquisite, showcasing delicate facial features and textured clothing with a flowing design. The piece is marked with the impressed number 3464 and additional handpainted numerals inside the base. Product Details: Origin: Germany (likely late 19th to early 20th century) Material: Bisque porcelain Height: approx. 15 inches (38 cm) Weight: approx. 731 grams Features: Handpainted, gilt accents, beaded detailing, impressed model number Design Highlights: Elegant lady in period attire with soft curls and bonnet Playing a mandolin or lute Gold beading and fine detail on dress bodice and skirt Delicately modeled facial expression and hands Rich texture on the base and clothing folds Condition: Acceptable condition Some minor surface wear and small paint loss, especially on gilt accents General signs of age and handling present throughout No visible major cracks or large chips observed Base rim with typical shelf wear Please review photos carefully for further condition details About German Bisque Figurines: German bisque porcelain figurines were highly popular from the mid19th century through the early 20th century. Known for their fine craftsmanship and charming subject matter, these pieces often depicted ladies, children, and musicians. Factories in Thuringia and other regions of Germany produced large quantities of these delicate figures, many of which are now sought after by collectors worldwide for their historical charm and artistry.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition, worn — visible signs of age and wear:The gold gilt shows wear in multiple places, particularly on the edges of the dress and floral details.The rose has minor chipping on the edges (see close-up photos).Small surface marks and areas of glaze wear consistent with handling and age.No visible major cracks or structural damage.Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition.Origin: EuropeanBrand: ContinentalType: FigurineTheme: GermanMaterial: PorcelainProduction Technique: PotterySubject: RoseColour: GoldCountry of Origin: GermanyThis item is a charming German porcelain figurine, featuring a young lady in a flowing blue and white dress with gold gilt accents, holding a large rose and posed gracefully by a tree trunk. This elegant figurine stands approximately 8.5 inches tall and weighs 354 grams. The piece embodies the timeless Rococo revival style, often associated with Dresden and Meisseninspired porcelain, known for their delicate handpainted details and romantic subject matter. Product Details: Origin: German (style consistent with Dresden/Meissen revival) Theme: Rococo Lady with Rose and Tree Trunk Material: Glazed porcelain with gold gilt accents Height: Approx. 8.5 inches (21.5 cm) Weight: 354 grams Color: White with cobalt blue and gold highlights Features: Handpainted details, gilt decoration, sculpted floral elements Condition: Used, acceptable condition, worn — visible signs of age and wear: The gold gilt shows wear in multiple places, particularly on the edges of the dress and floral details. The rose has minor chipping on the edges (see closeup photos). Small surface marks and areas of glaze wear consistent with handling and age. No visible major cracks or structural damage. Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition. About German Porcelain Figurines: Inspired by 18thcentury Rococo art, German porcelain figurines became popular during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Dresden and Meissen workshops were known for creating romantic and pastoral scenes, often decorated with lavish gilt details and handpainted flowers. These figurines continue to be sought after for their artistry and nostalgic charm.