Small figurines of 18th-century ... Meissen is a town in Germany. A factory was built there in 1710. It made stoneware, porcelain and other ceramics. That factory, remodeled and rebuilt from ...

Meissen is German manufacturer credited with pioneering hard-paste porcelain in Europe ... The business expanded to include the production of figurines, large-scale animals, watches, and tableware, ...

DuMouchelle identified the smaller of the two figurines as Hutschenreuther porcelain, a well-known porcelain business founded in 1814 by Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther in Bavaria, Germany.

Pop into any antique store in the country and you’ll likely find at least one porcelain doll sitting on a shelf (probably next to the vintage figurines ... manufactured in Germany but is ...

I like to imagine the voyage of a single porcelain doll I owned as a kid. Her head was made in Armand Marseille’s factory in Thuringia, Germany ... would ship these figurines fully decked ...