Mixed lot - Five figurines - various marks; Rosenthal, green mark, Selb-Bavaria, 1x fully three-dimensional figurine "Bluebird" in white porcelain, designed 1920 by Theodor Kärner (1884-1966), model no. "576", beak chipped, with hairline crack and firing mark, hca. 17cm; Ens, Volkstedt, green mark, 1x fully three-dimensional figurine group "Paar Küken" on plinth, with polychrome painting, hca. 8.5cm; Gerold porcelain, green mark, 1x fully sculpted figure "Vogel mit Frucht" on plinth, white porcelain with gold staffage, with firing crack, minimally rubbed and production-related deformation, hca. 12.5cm; no mark, 1x fully three-dimensional figure "Bird of Paradise on branches", in white porcelain, model no. "1206", hca. 16cm; no mark, 1x fully three-dimensional figure "Pair of chicks" on flat plinth, in white porcelain, hca. 10cm.

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