This angelic figure is hand carved as if in flight. The wavy brown hair tops this chubby figure of cream tones wearing a gilt swag.

Size: 21” high

The young boy dressed in fine 18th century garb with flowered blouse and pink jacket and printed knickers rests on a square white base with gold trim. The verso is marked with later 18th century Meissen mark and impressed numbers 66, 120.

The fine figure molded as a cherub holding a baby in a basket has a polychrome enameled finish with highlights of gold. The figure is supported by a semi round base and the verso is marked with the 18th century Meissen mark, along with impressed numbers 124, 6.

The hexagonal form with domed top and tapering sides is decorated with two large panels. Each panel depicts children and adults amid a garden or country side. The other portion of the vase is finely decorated in geometric patterns and round medallions. The verso has two paper labels.

The cylindrical tapering form is decorated with slip work and embossed patterning. The raised surfaces are glazed in greens, blues and cream. The verso is marked with an impressed mark “DOULTON, LAMBETH, 1880.”

This gorgeous box partially hand painted with a perched sparrow on a cherry blossom filled branch open to reveal a blank interior. The bottom of the box is decorated with a foliate garland in shades of green. The box is unmarked, but probably dates to the late 19th century.

Each candlestick with a nozzle and bobeche is raised on a standard in the form of a bear in human gesture holding a top hat. The base is round and raised on four stylized feet. Unmarked.

Size: 6 ¼” high