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Figure, robin, Bing & Gröndahl, model no. 2310, polychrome painted, beak with min. chip, h- 6 cm, l- 10 cm

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Figure, robin, Bing & Gröndahl, model no. 2310, polychrome painted, beak with min. chip, h- 6 cm, l- 10 cm

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Estim. 150 - 180 EUR

Pair of monkeys BING & GRONDAHL. Denmark, Art Deco period, ca. 1930. Hand painted porcelain. With stamp on the base. Measurements: 9 x 7 x 5 cm. Pair of monkeys of the Danish firm Bing & Grondahl. The brand itself states "Every imaginable animal, adults, children and even fairy tale creatures, have been sculpted by talented craftsmen and have found their way into homes all over the world. The figures are such an important part of the firm's proud heritage."

Fasold & Stauch - figure - green mark, 1x figure "Sittich" with polychrome painting on naturalistic plinth in white porcelain, model no. "16330", with glaze flaw, hca. 20cm.

Lladro and others - Two figures - Lladro, blue mark, 1x fully sculpted figure "Angel with mandolin", model no. "4537", with polychrome painting, in original box, wings probably resaturated, hca. 11.5cm. Comes with: unmarked, 1x fully sculpted figure "Peasant woman", model no. "6657", with polychrome painting in the style of Lladro, with minimal manufacturing defects and signs of age, hca. 20cm.

Estim. 160 - 240 EUR

Lot of three enameled porcelain dishes, s.XX. One in Japanese porcelain Imari with floral decoration. One in Danish porcelain of the manufacture Bing & Grondahl with representation of tents on the seat. And another in Spanish porcelain of the manufacture Capeans with perimeter decoration of floral motifs. Max. diameter: 25 cm.

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