Bernhard HOETGER: FIGURE THE HABGIANS (greed). Darmstadt artist colony, majolica Figure from the cycle LIGHT AND SHADOWS, designed ca. 1911/12.

Majolica Figurine “The Light” or “Bonze des Humors” from the cycle “Light and dark sides”, Design: Bernhard Hoetger ca. 1911/12 for the redesign of the
sycamore grove of the Darmstadt artists’ colony
Signed KTK of the Tonwerke Kandern, on the left arm titled “Licht”

Bernhard HOETGER, THE TRUTH, majolica Figure from the cycle LIGHT AND SHADOWS, designed ca. 1911/12, executed in 1921 Darmstadt artists colony, Germany

KPM Berlin, porcelain DOUBLE FIGURE from the wedding procession TWO ETRUSCANS WEARING ARMOR, designed by Adolph Amberg in 1910, manufactured in 1911

KPM Berlin, huge porcelain six branch candelabra; part of the Wedding-Trail by A. Amberg 1910,

KPM ROYAL BERLIN, German ART NOUVEAU porcelain XXL DISH JARDINIÉRE CENTERPIECE BOWL

Arab with bagpipes, Wedding procession KPM Berlin, Design: Adolph Amberg 1908/10, Execution: State Porcelain Manufactory Berlin, KPM Berlin 1911, Germany

KPM Berlin, porcelain figure, kneeling Turkish woman; part of the Wedding-Trail by A. Amberg 1910

German Meissen Art Nouveau china 1900, The Magi, Balthasar, figural porcelain candelabra, candle holder, design by Erich Kleinhempel 1903, Meissen Germany

Meissener Jugendstil Tierplastik, Junge Löwin, Entwurf R. Löhner 1914, Pfeifferzeit

Art Deco porcelain figure: lying gazelle, Design: Emil Rutte 1921, model number 11525, Execution: Royal Porcelain Manufactory, KPM Berlin 1922, Germany

KPM Berlin Art Nouveau porcelain monkey group, two Capuchin-shouldered monkeys on an oval base, 1909 A. Puchegger, Berlin 1925