Austrian Ceramic Toothpick Horses by Leopold Anzengruber

Ceramic toothpick horses, by Leopold Anzengruber, from Vienna, Austria, mid-19th century, good condition.

Here is a charming pair of French ceramic horse figures most likely by Colette Gueden for Atelier Primavera. Both have a textured glaze with hand-painted manes and tales. The size li...

An elegant pair of stylized bookends in the shape of horse heads, crafted in the classic Art Deco style. The figures captivate with their dark, matte finish and finely textured manes...

Cream white glazed ceramic horses made by Bruno Gambone in the 1970s, signed Gambone on the bottom. Wonderful set in excellent condition. Only two available, the one in the middle on...

Guido Cacciapuoti ceramic horses, 1940.

An vintage decorative toothpick holder figure. Made of ceramic in the 1950s. A nice original vintage item for displaying or just to use on your table. Toothpicks shown in pictures ar...

A very well-kept set of horse shaped water whistles or flutes. Executed in glazed terracotta/earthenware in Denmark during the 1920s. Signed/stamped: unknown. Measurements; H: 9 cm...

Ceramic Horses Bookends- Pair of Horses Animal Sculptures - Sweden 1990s Set of 2 Horses Bookends by Anette Edmark for IKEA in the 1990s. Elegant design and soft surface in white m...

An extraordinary and rare pair of ceramic bookends in the shape of elegant horse heads (1x matte black/satin matte, 1x white with a delicate crackle glaze). These expressive sculptur...

A wonderful whimsical terracotta group of a mother horse and her foal by the Austrian Master Kitty Rix Tihacek. It is well marked and monogrammed on the base. It is impressed with th...