"Here's another example, this one shows clock maker. Below picture it shows "green anchor".
http://www.instappraisal.com/content/porcelain-candleholder-and-mantel-clock-antique-0
On a figurine, no clock, price was shown at…"
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Are these figurines with no marks meissen
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Hello all, wondering if you can help me identify these figurines. I got them at a storage auction the box said meissen figurines (couple). They have no backstamp. Also would you know what the holes…Continue
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tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain mantle clock in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain mantle clock in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"I have seen a few other pieces with the green anchor, but all just say porcelain figurine. The figurine on this one does come off, both pieces have the anchor. Older than I thought I was guessing more turn of the century. I did find who the maker of…"
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain mantle clock in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"I found 2 similar clocks, both have the green anchor logo, but nothing tells about the maker. Prices are hidden; have to join to find out. Circa, 1830-1850, France, "French Shelf Porcelain Clocks" is how they are called.
Here is link…"
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"ah it does look like the same tree. the plate on the left has a roman or greek structure in the pic. there are a few different motifs in the set. the other painted leaf on the plate is a fern. north africa would work as there was a lot of stuff from…"
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"thank you guy's and gals so much, but alas here hand is busted at the wrist and some of the petals have broken off. good start though for me though"
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Or North African desert palms...like on the link (Libya, Morocco).
http://www.superstock.co.uk/stock-photos-images/1566-079929
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tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"UPDATE ON VALUE:
I found a similar one in the link. She has a broken right hand and was appraised, pre-auction at $100-150. Don't know what the hammer price was. Yours is much more elaborate and if unbroken, I believe would be valued around…"
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Those trees look like fig trees, suspect they were made in the Middle East, Egypt, Persia, Turkey? Hard to say. Mid-late, 20th Century for export."
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"19th Century, probably French, maybe Staffordshire; could be German. QUILL HOLDER.
That is what goes in the hole in back! Also, many of them have a well for the ink. Maybe the well is below the green and brown part? See if it…"
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Thank you again. Do you know what the holes in the back are for. The only other figurines i have seen with those are Old Paris, that is why i was asking."
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"thank you! that helps narrow it down. I will sort through some more pics online and maybe ill get lucky."
vicki hufstetler replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"These also look to be of German or Austrian origin. They are hand painted and attractive. But you probably won't find the exact maker. It's next to impossible to do so, there were hundreds of porcelian manufacturers in Germany for…"
vicki hufstetler replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"You are correct - these are not Meissen - They are more likely Dresden - From Germany ca. 1940's-50's. Not terribly old. But nicely done. These figurals are sometimes difficult to sell, as they have fallen out of fashion in recent years.…"
mario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain figurine identification in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluationmario.ochoa808 replied to mario.ochoa808's discussion porcelain identification help in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"added the photos wrong now easier to see"
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