For sale is a handpainted porcelain figurine of a dormaous. I believe it is called "Dormouse-Maximillan". Approximately 6" tall this figure depicts a mouse on driftwood feeding on acorns surrounded with foliage. Marked with the Cybis trademark on the bottom. Boleslaw Cybis (1895–1957) was a Polish painter, sculptor, and muralist. After becoming citizens of the United States, he and his wife, Marja, established Cybis Studio at the Steinway Mansion in Astoria, New York. Here they we ...click for details
For sale is a beautifully framed pair of Cameo portrait busts of English Royalty by F. Brouchard. I am not sure who they are but the male appears to be in his uniform while his female companion appears to be finely dressed. Approximately 4" x 5" WITHOUT the frame. WITH the frame it measures 5 3/4" x 6 1/2". The male is signed F. Brouchard. This lovely piece was sold at the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd. Their Showrooms were at 112 Regent Street, London. w. The com ...click for details
Wonderful Royal Doulton bone china Alsatian in the hard to find large size. Approximately 9" tall. This Alsatian is from the championship series and was issued from 1937 and discontinued in 1960. The designer was Frederick Daws. Marks include HN 1115, Ch. Benign of Picardy, Royal Doulton logo, Bone China and the artist's initials (appear to be J.S.). Very good condition. Two minor scratch (pin-head) next to tail.
Pair of porcelain Owl bookends by Boehm Studios of Trenton, NJ. Approximately 9 1/2" high. Traditionally mounted on books. This unlimited edition was introduced in 1960 under Boehm Studio mark Number 453. The piece was discontinued in August 1970, after approximately 1,400 pairs had been produced. Very good condition.
