Wall Plaques
Selection of plaster wall masks.
Centre top and Centre bottom sold. Bottom right sold.

Goldscheider Wall Pocket Mask
Titled 'Eva' this wonderful ceramic mask measures 7.25 inches high (18cm) and is marked to the back - Made in England by Goldscheider with Myott & Sons, Staffs. Designed in 1933 by Rudolf Knorlein and can be found in the Goldscheider book by Filip Goldscheider, page 125. Myott worked in collaboration with Goldscheider during the 1940's. Condition is excellent.

Small Terracotta Mask by Goldscheider
Lovely 1930's Goldscheider, Wien terracotta mask, designed in 1932 by Rudolf Knorlein. This is the small version and measures 4.5 inches tall (11cm). (I also have the larger ones). Beautifully hand painted and in good condition. Bears the Goldscheider Wien mark which dates it as early 1930's.

Czech Jockey Wall Mask
Stylish female ceramic mask measuring 7.5 inches high (19cm). Unmarked condition, no chips, cracks, damage but possibly some over painting to the hair, hence £195

Metal Wall Masks
Pair of brass or possibly bronze wall masks each with a navy blue carbouchon earring. No makers marks but probably Austrian and may even by designed by Lorenzl. 5.5 inches (14cm) high.

Lady in Bonnet by Goldscheider
Lovely terracotta wall mask made in 1935, measuring approx. 8 inches (22cm) tall and marked Goldscheider, Wien, Made in Austria and bearing the model number 7169. A similar one can be found in the Filip Goldscheider book page 169. Condition is very good with just a couple of pin head glaze chips.

Rare Wall Mask by Goldscheider
This is a rare hand made and painted 1930's plaque. Stamped Goldscheider Wien, made in Austria to the back. It measures approx. 7.5 inches (19cm) square. It bears its model number 7619 to the back. She is known as Wandbehang Madonna and was designed by Kurt Goebel. A similar one can be viewed in the Goldscheider book by Filipp Goldscheider on page 465. Condition is good with one very small graze to the edge of her turquoise scarf, which is barely visible.

Modernist Wall Masks by Lindsey B
Brian and Brunhilde resin wall masks, a male and female head - made in 1986 by Lindsey B (Mannequin designer). You can find out more about the artist on on info on artists page. These were made to go in opticians shop windows. There is a channel to the back, ridge to the nose and high cheek bones in order to support glasses frames. Each measures approx. 12 inches high and is signed and dated to the back. In good original condition. They look great with vintage winged glasses on.

Large Wall Mask by Royal Dux
This stunning ceramic double mask was made by Royal Dux in the early 1930's. This is the rare larger of the two sizes and measures 11 inches (28cm). The smaller one measures 9.5 inches. Beautifully hand pained and marked Czechoslovakia to the back both impressed and stamped and model number 14849-II. Condition is excellent.