Capodimonte Porcelain Antonio Barsato s Tow Men with Dog and Chianti

19th century English Staffordshire figure.

19th century English Staffordshire figure.  

Large Pair of early 20th-century Royal Dux Czechoslovakian Porcelain Statues, marked on the bottoms.  

A 19th cent porcelain group by Ludwigsburg depicts a group of frolicking putti angels, completed with hand-painted accents and a glossy glaze. Stamped along the underside with Ludwig...

“Ritorno dai campi" is a museum quality, limited edition, handmade and hand painted, collectible Capodimonte Italian porcelain by Italian artist, S. Agostino. It is a finely detailed, very large porcelain sculpture depicting a boy riding in a hay filled, horse drawn wagon. The horse has leather reins and is lead by a man with a dog. The man is on foot and holding a hat, and is followed by a barefoot woman with a basket and a rake. The scene is decorated with flowers, a tree and a stump. Porcelain scene sits on a wooden base with a brass plaque reading "Ritorno Dai Campi Collezione Porcellane S. Agostino" Signed on the back, “Capodimonte Limited Edition no. 1/100 Made in Italy" with the artist's signature and a blue and white Capodimonte...

Original undamaged condition.

Italian sculpture dated 1981. Capodimonte ceramic artwork signed B. Merli depicting a romantic subject, a couple of lovers. Sculpture signed on the base with a production stamp attri...

Antique 19th century Staffordshire porcelain flatback figurine in the shape of a man / minstrel or troubadour, holding a guitar / stringed instrument, seated on a mossy wall with a r...