This page records approximately five years of actual selling prices of limited-edition sculptures only. No open-edition or retailer-event pieces are included.
Sales are shown with the most recent sale date listed first. This data covers the period from January 1, 2020 until October 1, 2025 unless there are fewer than four (4) sales recorded for that particular sculpture; in those cases, the sales from 2018 forward are shown. (Note: This page is a re-titled version of what was originally called the ‘Recent Sales’ page, because sales will no longer be actively monitored after 9/30/25.)
The list is sorted alphabetically by sculpture name, except for the Limnettes which are listed under L as Limnette followed by the design name. The North American Indians are listed by their character’s name rather than the tribe name: e.g., Apache ‘Chato‘ is listed under C, Onondaga ‘Hiawatha’ is under H, and so on.
The individual sculpture number is shown because it’s possible that a piece may be re-sold multiple times and its condition may change between sales. The notation “# not provided” means that the seller did not state the sculpture number nor include a photo showing it.
The condition of the item is described as it appears in the listing photos because, well, sellers sometimes lie.
The selling price quoted is for the hammer price/highest bid only. It does not include any additional Buyer’s Premium that an auction house may have imposed, nor does it include any sales taxes or separate shipping costs that the buyer had to pay. Please note that any eBay selling prices given here are the ACTUAL amounts, which often differ — and quite significantly — from the amount shown within the public-facing site as a result of a ‘Sold’ search!
If a piece was part of a multi-item lot, this is stated in the comments and the piece is assigned a percentage of the lot’s selling price based on what the other items were. For example, if the lot contains three Cybis limited editions in similar condition, the lot’s price is divided equally into thirds. However, if a lot contains one limited edition plus one or more open editions, or other items of lesser value, the limited-edition piece will be weighted higher in most cases but it will also take the item’s condition into account.
Sales that took place in a foreign currency have been converted into US dollars based on the exchange rate as of the date of sale.
How to Use This Information
The most accurate method for determining market value is to average the sale price of only those pieces that are in the same condition as your piece. If a Cybis piece has no damage or repairs, take only the average of the no-damage sales of that sculpture. But if it isn’t in mint condition, use only the sales of damaged or repaired examples.
IMPORTANT NOTE! Although this page presents a time-specific record, there is no reasonable or logical expectation that the market value of Cybis porcelain will ever differ markedly from the selling prices shown here. These relative values have remained static for more than a quarter-century (since the late 1990s) because the consumer base that supported the perception and pricing of the original retail art porcelain market disappeared at that time. Thus, the likelihood that the market values shown here will ever noticeably increase is essentially zero. This sad-but-true fact applies to all of the art porcelain brands, i.e., not only to Cybis.
This page has jump links to the alphabetical sections to make navigation easier. Click on the letter to go to that section; at the bottom of each section is a link to return here.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W Y
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A Star is Born #191 – $39.99 on 12/7/24 on eBay. As is unfortunately common for all three of the Cybis figure skaters, this one had separated from the porcelain base and was re-attached sloppily with glue. There is also a line across the top front of one of the skates which may be either a crack or a full break (photo inconclusive) which also shows glue. The middle digit of the sculpture number is partially rubbed off but appears to be a 9.
Abigail Adams, # not provided – $18 as one of a $36 four-item lot on 6/1/25 at Ward’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The other three items were small Dresden-style figurines.
Abigail Adams #456 – $180 on 5/13/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Abigail Adams, # not provided – $10.50 on 2/16/25 at Kastner Auctions. Only one photograph. Quill pen is missing. Auctioneer cited ‘small flaw on hand’ which is probably where the pen was originally attached.
Abigail Adams #6 – $60 on 2/10/25 on eBay. One of the two bow loops on the right-side floral hair decoration is broken off. The bow tail on the left-side floral hair decoration is also broken off. Part of the lace on her left sleeve’s cuff area is damaged.
Abigail Adams #539 – $200 on 11/19/24 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement claimed “no condition issues”. However, the feather of the quill pen had been broken off and glued back on badly, and there are areas of damage to the blue shawl on the back of the chair.
Abigail Adams #219 – $93 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. The other items in the group were an Eleanor, Good Queen Anne (possibly damaged), and Priscilla.
Abigail Adams #356 – $18 on 4/17/24 at Caring Traditions of Eastern Iowa. Almost all of the blue hair ribbon, which originally extended from the back of her hair to the front of her left collarbone, is broken off. No detail photos of the lace cuffs, so their condition is unknown.
Abigail Adams #8 – $120 on 11/7/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. The Cybis signature is in an odd place: i.e., underneath the chair where the left rear chair leg is attached. It is signed Cybis more or less along that joint, and there appears to be a crack in the same area. The sculpture number is in the normal place (on the foot/skirt underside) whereas the Cybis signature is not. Photos did not show any other obvious issues.
Abigail Adams #87 – $250 on 4/8/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Abigail Adams #522 – $135 on 4/6/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible
Abigail Adams, # not provided – $79 as part of a $475 six-item lot of female limited-edition Cybis figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Those photos did not show any obvious damage.
American Bald Eagle, # not provided – $80 on 2/4/24 at Monarch Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick #103 – $7 on 7/31/25 at Apple Tree Auction Center. Only one photo, taken frontally. It shows the longest leaf, arching ovcer the bird’s head, had been broken off and glued back on. Because there are no other photos, it’s impossible to know if there is other damage. Auctioneer gave no condition statement.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick #87 – $79.99 on 5/17/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain; there is a scratch on the top front of the attached wood base.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick, no sculpture # on piece – $125 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick #201 – #300 on 3/12/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick #170 – $11 on 6/16/24 at Luther Brothers Auctions. Inaccurate condition statement. Photos showed two petals broken off one of the three iris flowers.
American Crested Iris with Bobwhite Chick, # not provided – $26 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage. Has original accompanying wood base.
American White Buffalo #28 – $425 on 5/19/24 at M.G. Neely Auctions. Has original accompanying wood base. Two grass blades broken off (below left front leg); possible broken-off grass blade near right rear hoof.
American White Buffalo #204 – $325 on 10/5/23 at Richard Opfer Auctioneering. Has original accompanying wood base. Photos showed one grass blade (below the buffalo’s raised left front leg) broken off; no other damage visible.
American White Buffalo #69 – $400 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Auctioneer claimed that it was ‘affixed to wood base’ even though these were sold with the base as accompanying (not attached). Therefore, the glue attachment was done by an owner. One grass blade broken off but present.
American White Turkey #99 – $120 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. Missing original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible.
American White Turkey #45 – $120 on 8/31/24 at Bramlett & Companay. Tip broken off part of the tallest dry grass stalk adjacent to bird’s right shoulder. Several small black marks of unknown origin on wood base.
American White Turkey #7 – $150 on 2/2/23 at Nye & Company Auctions. No condition statement; no damage visible in photos provided.
American Wild Turkey #24 – $150 as one of a $200 two-item lot on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photo which was no help in determining condition. The other item was a Royal Doulton group of harbor seals.
[Apache ‘Chato’ = see Chato]
Aphrodite #565 – $40 as one of an $80 two-item lot with a Dore, on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible to either figure.
Aphrodite #292 – $40 on 1/17/25 on eBay. Left index finger broken off. A very poor repair attempt to a broken-off section near the hem on the right side of her skirt. See previous eBay sale five months ago in which there was no damage.
Aphrodite #292 – $125 on 8/15/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Aphrodite #773 – $70 on 8/13/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible in the two photos provided.
Aphrodite #607 – $5 on 6/26/24 at Cellar Door Estates. At least three fingers broken off left hand (photo was blurry.) Other photos inadequate to further assess condition
Aphrodite #678 – $23.50 as one of a $47 two-item lot with a Royal Doulton ‘Penelope’, on 2/5/24 at South Dayton Caring Traditions. Small black mark of unknown origin on the front edge of skirt hem; no other issues cited or visible.
Aphrodite, # not provided – $16.50 as part of a $50 three-item lot on 11/5/23, at BKG Antiques. Only two photos (front and back) showing all three items together and at a distance. One photo showed Aphrodite’s left forefinger broken off. The other two items were a damaged Queen Titania and a seemingly-undamaged Cinderella.
Aphrodite #225 – $30 on 10/2/23 as part of a $61 six-item lot on Everything But the House (with Doré + four open editions). No damage cited or visible on Aphrodite.
Apollo 11 ‘Tranquility Base’ #66 – $115 on 4/27/25 at Hygge Sales. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but the brass plaque on the front of the wood base has considerable oxidation and pitting.
Apollo 11 ‘Tranquility Base’ #13 – $450 on 1/4/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Apollo 11 ‘Tranquility Base’, see note re # – $225 on 1/18/18 at Leighton Galleries. No damage cited or visible. The second digit of the sculpture number is partly removed and no longer legible (could be a 4, 7, or 9?). The first digit is 8.
Apple Blossoms with Butterfly #30 – $300 on 11/19/24 on eBay. Seller used the same photographs that the estate sale company, from which they acquired this item sixteen days previously (see previous sale below), had taken for that earlier sale. Thus, those photos cannot be relied upon to represent the condition of the item at the time of this eBay listing; I am reporting the sale but cannot evaluate the item’s actual condition because of the purloined photos.
Apple Blossoms #30 – $25 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Apple Blossoms #146 – $25 as one of a $45 three-item lot on 11/27/23 at KC Auction Company. No damage cited or visible. The other two pieces were a Magnolia and a Windflower.
Apple Blossoms #60 – $190 as part of a $375 five-item lot on 7/25/23 at Jacksons International Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The four other items in lot were three Cybis open editions (Baby Owl, Bunny Muffet, and Windflower) and a Kazmar Red Footed Booby.
Apple Blossoms #367 – $70 as one of a $200 four-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other items were a Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’, a Magnolia, and a Windflower.
Arctic Fox #32 – $1000 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Arctic Fox #81 – $750 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. Missing original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, although there was only one full-length photo plus one close-up of the lemmings.
Arctic Fox #6 – $600 on or about 5/1/23 as a private sale. No damage or repairs; condition and price confirmed by purchaser.
Arctic Fox #60 – $600 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only two photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage to porcelain, but wood base has discoloration and possible paint flaking.
Arion the Dolphin Rider #52 – $7 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Has phony Jean Cousteau signature. Four fingers broken off right hand, and the strand of seaweed that originally connected Arion’s left hand to the dolphin’s back is missing. See this post for an explanation of the real and fake signatures on the Cousteau-related pieces.
Arion the Dolphin Rider #312 – $51 on 3/19/25 at Powell Auction & Realty. The strand of seaweed that originally ran from Arion’s hand to the top of the dolphin’s back is missing. This figure originally had an actual Jean Cousteau signature in black marking pen, but it is now barely visible (probably as a result of a cleaning attempt.)
Arion the Dolphin Rider #126 – $110 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. Has actual (not phony) Cousteau autograph. The strand of seaweed that originally ran from the boy’s left hand to the dolphin’s head is missing; a section of seaweed is broken off the vertical strand that runs along his left side; sculpture has significant nicotine stains and grime.
Arion the Dolphin Rider #94 – $65 on 7/3/24 on eBay. Right index finger broken off. Inaccurate condition statement: Seller did not disclose that the strand of seaweed that originally ran from left hand to dolphin’s head is entirely broken off. Has phony Jean Cousteau signature.
Arion the Dolphin Rider #69 – $60 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. No condition statement and only two photos. The strand of seaweed running from his hand to the dolphin is entirely broken off. This piece has no Cousteau autograph on it at all.
At the Council Fire #277 – $175 on 9/6/5 at Austin Auction Gallery. No damage cited or visible.
At the Council Fire #484 – $250 on 2/9/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible. See this post for the explanations of ‘overnumbering’.
At the Council Fire #61 – $609 on 3/19/24 on Mercari. Same condition as at previous (January 2024) sale (detached fire sticks with visible adhesive in area, and faded areas on wood base.) Faint Helen Granger Young autograph remains on side of base.
At the Council Fire #61 – $42 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young and dated [19]’85’. Detached sticks in ‘fire’ area which also retains areas of adhesive. Faded areas on the top of the accompanying wood base.
Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees #145 – $100 on 5/18/25 on eBay. Tip of one branch broken off and glued back on; edge of adjacent leaf chipped. Another leaf broken off and glued back on; damage to adjacent branch areas. Branch paint scraped(?) from back of main stem. Glued areas are very messy.
Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees #322 – $250 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees, see note re: # – $229 on 8/23/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. The sculpture number has been almost entirely removed, probably by cleaning. Only the hashmark remains, although the first number may possibly be a 2. It is impossible to see the other two(?) digits.
Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees #202 – $70 on 5/13/24 at Johnson Properties Auction. Only three photos which were not adequate to assess its condition.
Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees #388 – $100 as one of a $150 two-item lot on 4/19/24 at Briggs Auction Inc. No damage cited or visible. The other item in the lot was a single female Kinglet On Pyracantha.
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Baby Bust #13 – $50 on 6/23/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. (FYI, eBay’s publicly-shown Sold price of this piece is $300 but the actual selling price was only $50. See the note in the introductory paragraphs regarding eBay ‘true’ versus ‘public facing’ Sold prices.)
Baby Bust #193 – $75.77 on 11/1/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Baby Bust #119 – $79 on 7/29/24 at Caring Traditions of Lakeville. No damage cited or visible.
Bathsheba #194 – $400 on 1/23/25 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement; there is a large chip out of the long blue hair ribbon hanging just behind her right shoulder.
Bathsheba #119 – $400 on 12/10/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although all of the photos were somewhat blurry.
Bathsheba, # not provided – $75 as one of a $250 six-item lot of assorted Cybis on 8/13/24 at Weschler’s Auctions. Only one group photo was provided, which did not show any obvious damage. The other items were a Queen Esther, Peter Pan, Rusty & Jonny, Chantilly kitten, and a circa-1980s Cybis display sign.
Bathsheba #23 – $900 on 5/21/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Bathsheba #306 – $300 (or less) in April 2024 on Poshmark. Very poor quality photos, but seller did cite and show that the uppermost tassel on the bottom edge of her robe is broken off.
Bathsheba #178 – $150 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Bathsheba #241 – $150 on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Bathsheba #284 – $67.50 as one of a two-item $135 lot with Lady Macbeth on 6/22/23 at Caring Traditions of Alexandria. No condition statement, but photos showed no damage or repairs.
Bathsheba, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited-edition figures on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Bathsheba, # not provided – $112.50 as one of a $225 two-item lot with Desdemona on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Beatrice #654 – $30 as one of a $90 three-item lot on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were Ispanky busts of very similar size, subject, and workmanship.
Beatrice #633 – $191 on 6/26/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beatrice #408 – $100 on 2/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the naked eye; however, seller cited and included a photo taken under black light that showed something among the right-side flower cluster which could either be a repair or a wayward bit of glue from its original construction.
Beatrice #625 – $100 on 9/5/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beatrice #577 – $93.09 on 9/5/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beatrice #538 – $200 on 4/12/23, on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beatrice #105 – $50 on 9/17/22 at Nest Egg Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Beatrice #461 – $50 as one of a $110 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Scarlett and a Pollyanna.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #429 – $100 on 8/19/25 at Bill Hood Auctions. Photo shows a number of tiny white spots that could either be chips or residue from packing material. The wood base definitely has chips and scratches through the dark finish.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #391 – $229 on 5/24/25 on eBay. Long lock of hair in front right shoulder had broken off and been glued back on; there is also a chip in it, showing the white porcelain beneath the black paint. There is a smaller chip along the front edge of his hair on the left side, and what appears to be a horizontal crack above that area. A feather is missing from the group next to the peace pipe. None of these issues were cited by the seller.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #185 – $180 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #457 – $55 on 2/9/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #341 – $80 as one of a $200 three-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally, which did not show any obvious damage from that angle. The other items in the lot were a Sacajawea and a damaged Chato.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #62 – $40 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young (although very faint, is still visible above Cybis signature.) Round chip in porcelain next to end of autograph; strand of black hair below right side of face broken off and included; visible repair with glue to one black feather below collar; small chips out of reddish section of hair near left eye.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #120 – $70 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only three photos. Peace pipe appears to be missing one of its feather decorations, and is sloppily attached to the bear’s head
Beaverhead Medicine Man #102 – $50 on 7/14/22 on Everything But The House. Small chip on wood base, no damage to porcelain cited or visible.
Beaverhead Medicine Man #124 – $170 on 2/15/20 at Bradford’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible. An aftermarket brass plaque saying “Blackfeet Beaverhead” was attached to the original accompanying wood base.
Beavers ‘Egbert and Brewster’ #21 – $249.99 on 3/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beavers ‘Egbert and Brewster’ #249 – $116.99 on 2/4/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beavers ‘Egbert and Brewster’, # not provided – $5 as part of a $30 seven-piece lot on 12/6/24 at Freedom Auctions. Auctioneer said only “some losses, needs cleaning”. Only one very poor photo of the group together, which was useless for determining condition other than that all of the pieces were extremely filthy and possibly nicotine-stained. The other six items were all open-edition animal figures.
Beavers ‘Egbert and Brewster’ #131 – $90 on 11/6/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Beavers ‘Egbert and Brewster’, # not provided – $50 on 1/24/22 at Antiques & Art International. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Berengaria #242 – $175 on 4/21/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Berengaria #409 – $170 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Berengaria #394 – $799 on 10/18/24 on eBay. Damage to the teal-and-gold rope adjacent to her left hand. Black scuffing/discoloration along the outside edge of the underside.
Berengaria, see note re: # – $316 on 10/20/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. However, there is no visible sculpture number. The Cybis signature and copyright stamp are both extremely faded (possibly partially removed by cleaning) and so it’s possible that this piece once did have a sculpture number which was accidentally removed.
Berengaria, # not provided –$85 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. The two photos did not show any obvious damage but were taken too far away to be helpful.
Berengaria, # not provided – $79 as one of a $475 six-item lot of limited-edition female Cybis figures on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Berengaria #430 – $212.50 as one of a $425 two-item lot with Richard the Lionheart on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Berengaria, marked AP – $500 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Photo showed damage to part of the rope lying along her right sleeve. Please see this post for an explanation of the several different things that an AP designation can indicate.
[bird head, ornate, in white bisque on black base = see The Phoenix]
Birth at Lowicz #11 – $850 as one of a $1700 two-item lot along with a Polish Bride, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
[Blackfeet ‘Beaverhead’ Medicine Man = see Beaverhead Medicine Man]
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (female) no sculpture # – $105.50 on 6/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Although it is signed, there is no visible sculpture number on this piece.
Blue-grey Gnatcatcher (male) no sculpture # – $399.99 on 3/27/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. It is signed but has no visible sculpture number. Photos showed that the veneer along one short side of the wood base has peeled off (possibly from water or sun damage) leaving large patchy areas of adhesive residue.
Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers pair #72 – $450 on 7/11/25 on eBay. Same condition as in the 6/3/25 prior sale shown below.
Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers pair #72 – $43.55 on 6/3/25 at K & B Auction Company. On the male bird, the tip of the lowest leaf is broken off and the edge of the lowest petal of the lowest flower is chipped. On the female bird, one of the stamens inside the leftmost flower (when viewed from the front) is broken off. Both birds have their original accompanying wood bases, but the female bird’s base has obvious damage at the left front corner area.
Blue-grey Gnatcatchers pair #41 – $225 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. On the male-bird sculpture, a white flower within the lower spray has half of one petal broken off. On the female-bird sculpture, the top half of one of the leaves on the uppermost flowers was broken off and then glued back into place.
Blue Headed Vireo with Lilac #70 (single/lower bird only) – $349.99 on 4/5/25 on eBay. Possible repaired leaf on lower portion of one lilac stem (upper half appears to have been broken off and internal white surface touched up with green; may have been done during production.) Because males and females of this bird species look identical, there is no identifiable male of the original sculpture pair. This piece is the one with the bird lower on the branch, rather than being near the top.
Blue Headed Vireo with Lilac #28 (single/lower bird only) – $70 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Blue Headed Vireos with Lilac pair #43 – $20 as one of a $28 two-item (counting the pair as a single item) lot on 6/10/25 at K B Auctions. The male vireo is missing its original accompanying wood base, and has a leaf broken off the lower rear part of one of the stems; there are also small chips to the edges of a couple of the other leaves. The female vireo still has her original wood base but it has two very deep vertical scratches in the center of the back side. The other item was a small Boehm floral called Diapensia.
Blue Headed Vireos with Lilac pair #24 – $80 as part of a $125 lot with a Royal Worcester Dorothy Doughty bird, on 7/28/18 at AGOPB. No damage cited or visible.
Blue Headed Vireos with Lilac pair #4 – $200 on 4/8/18 at J. Garrett Auctions. Only one not-so-great photo which did not show any obvious damage.
[bride in Polish ethnic costume and large floral headdress = see The Bride]
Bride (brunette) #70 – $250 on 8/28/25 on eBay. One of the two long ribbons from her bouquet is completely broken off. At least one petal completely broken off one of the orchids in her bouquet. More than a half dozen petals and/or leaves broken off the orchids on her headpiece.
Bride (brunette) #10 – $150 in August 2025 via a private transaction. No damage or repairs.
Bride (brunette) #82 – $500 on 5/21/25 on eBay. Outer part of one petal of one of the orchids on her headpiece is broken off. One of the two long ribbons from her bouquet was broken in three places and visibly glued back together.
Bride (brunette) #64 – $275 on 2/7/24 on eBay. Outer half of one petal of one of the orchids on her headpiece is broken off.
Bull ‘God of the Thunderbolt’ #93 – $225 on 1/27/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Bull ‘God of the Thunderbolt’ #49 – $70 on 10/16/24 at Kodner Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Bull ‘God of the Thunderbolt’, see note re: # – $129.99 on 9/16/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain; however, it is missing the original accompanying dark mahogany rectangular base. The listing included a non-Cybis base in a light color wood. The sculpture number is almost entirely removed, but the first digit could have been either a 2 or an 8. The upper part of the second digit is completely gone, but the lower part suggests either a 3 or a 5.
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Calla Lily #274 – $130 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Calla Lily #287 – $200 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Calla Lily #195 – $100 as one of a $200 lot of two of these, on 11/28/23 at Burchard Galleries. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Calla Lily #344 – $100 as one of a $200 lot of two of these, on 11/28/23 at Burchard Galleries. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Calla Lily #33 – $150 on 7/8/23 at Howard & Thomas Auction House. Missing the wood base that originally accompanied it. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, although the Cybis signature in black paint was either sloppily done or smeared during a possible cleaning.
Calla Lily #238 – $150 as one of a $300 two-item lot along with an Iris, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage, but it is missing the wood base.
Calla Lily #61 – $225 on or about 11/20/22 on Ruby Lane. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Calla Lily #219 – $125 on 1/13/22 at Freeman/Hindman’s Auction. Missing its original accompanying wood base. No condition statement and only one photo which showed no obvious damage.
Calla Lily #460 – $75 as one of a $225 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Missing its original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain.
Calla Lily #275 – $175 on 1/26/20 at Great Gatsby’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompaying wood base.
Camille #162 – $40 on 5/6/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Camille #315 – $35 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Camille #294 – $50 as one of a $150 three-item lot on 11/28/23 at Burchard Galleries. No damage cited or visible, although auctioneer took no close-up photos. The other figures were two Desdemonas.
Camille #364 – $3 on 10/4/23 as one of a $6 two-item lot with Sleeping Beauty on 10/4/23 on Everything But the House. Mirror is missing.
Camille #108 – $45 on 4/19/23 on eBay. Mirror is missing; no other damage cited or visible.
Camille, # not provided – $140 as one of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece were provided. Photos did not show any obvious damage to Camille, but her mirror is held askew from the normal position in her hand, indicating that it had come off and been glued back at an incorrect angle.
Carmen #5 – $70 on 2/9/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carmen #75 – $339.99 on 7/11/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carmen #118 – $94 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. No condition statement. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. The other items in the group were Priscilla, Ophelia and Jane Eyre.
Carmen #149 – $50 as a verified private sale on 11/15/23. The red rosebud that was in the center of her waistband is broken off (there were originally three.)
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’ #86 – $65 on 6/23/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. The right front and left rear corners of the wood base are chipped through the black coating, exposing the light wood beneath.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’ #178 – $70 on 4/1/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’ #156 – $20 on 8/14/24 at Ripleys Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’ #85 – $130 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain or to the finished parts of the wood base; the gray felt covering on the underside shows evidence of water damage along the outer edges and beneath the access hole.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’ #84 – $85 on 5/26/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but the condition of the wood base is not good. The back (long) side of the base has significant overall crazing and an area of thick glue residue from an old price sticker; another photo appeared to show a gouge along one corner. Most of the photos were too poor to evaluate the condition of the rest of the base.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’, # not provided – $70 as one of a $140 two-item lot with the Carousel Pony on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Bear ‘Bernhard’, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition.
Carousel Buffalo, # not provided – $359.99 on 4/19/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Bull ‘Plutus’, # not provided – $267 on 9-20-25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Bull ‘Plutus’ #31 – $90 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain or finished sides of the wood base, but part of the gray felt on the underside has detached and the outer edges present discoloration consistent with water damage.
Carousel Bull ‘Plutus’, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition.
Carousel Charger, # not provided – $90 on 6/20/26 at Block Auction House. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Charger #148 – $130 on 5/11/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Charger, see note re: number – $110 on 8/6/24 at Esquis Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The sculpture number is uncertain because the seller used the exact same photograph of the area (showing only the Cybis signature and #432) for this and for another carousel-piece lot in the auction.
Carousel Charger #74 – $160 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage, although the gray felt on the underside shows discoloration consistent with water damage.
Carousel Charger, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition.
Carousel Charger #180 – $225 on 12/14/22 on eBay. Seller cited no damage; however, examination of the listing photos reveals that one of the red feathers on the left-hand side of the horse’s headdress is broken off. Whether the buyer realized this is not known. (At the time of its previous sale in September, shown below, both feathers were there.)
Carousel Charger #314 – $275 on 11/16/22 on eBay. Seller claimed it was in mint condition; however, a photo shows that one of the red feathers on the right-hand side of the headdress is broken off. It is not known whether the buyer realized this when negotiating the price with the seller.
Carousel Charger #180 – $152 as one of a $456 lot of three Cybis carousel horses on 9/4/22 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Elephant ‘Jumbo’ #32 – $100 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain. There is a semi-circular surface scratch (not all the way through to the wood) between the rear legs, and part of the gray felt covering on the underside is peeling away.
Carousel Elephant ‘Jumbo’ #11 – $155 on 12/13/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Elephant ‘Jumbo’ #74 – $150 on 9/20/19 at Dumouchelles. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Giraffe ‘Sir Cuthbert’ #138 – $91 on 7/13/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. The wood base has a small dent on the back upper edge and a scratch on the back side.
Carousel Giraffe ‘Sir Cuthbert’ #25 – $90 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain or wood base, although the gray felt on the underside is discolored along all the outer edges and beneath the central attachment hole.
Carousel Giraffe ‘Sir Cuthbert’, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition.
Carousel Goat #335 – $50 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. A hole has been cut in the center of the felt on the underside of the wood base, probably to access the screw that attaches the brass pole in order to tighten it.
Carousel Goat #77 – $160 ($111 USD) on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Goat #494 –$291 on 3/4/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Goat #475 – $40 on 8/6/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Goat #240 – $100 on 8/6/24 at Esquis Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Goat #42 – $80 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain or finished sides of the wood base, but the gray felt on the underside is separating and shows discolorations consistent with water damage.
Carousel Goat #286 – $169 on or about 2/1/24 on Etsy. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain or to the brass pole. The top of the wood base has some surface scratches.
Carousel Goat #45 – $100 on 4/30/23 on eBay. Brown discoloration (possibly dirt?) on head below left forelock section.
Carousel Goat, # not provided – $6.67 as one of a $20 three-item lot with Carousel Horse and Carousel Lion, on 4/14/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No condition statement, and only two photos, one of which showed chips on the back edge of saddle on one side.
Carousel Goat #22 – $80 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Goat, # not provided – $41on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Horse #335 – $80 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. A hole has been cut in the center of the felt on the underside of the wood base, probably to access the screw that attaches the brass pole in order to tighten it.
Carousel Horse #50 – $101 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Horse #286 – $172.50 on 8/26/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Horse #157 – $80 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain. The top of the wood base has a damaged area near the right rear corner.
Carousel Horse, # not provided – $87 on 7/10/23 at Caring Traditions of Reno. The four photos did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Horse, # not provided – $6.67 as part of a $20 three-item lot with Carousel Goat and Carousel Lion, on 4/14/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No obvious damage in the two photos provided.
Carousel Horse #283 – $175 on 2/9/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible other than a couple of small dark marks on the left hind leg.
Carousel Horse #22 – $80 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Horse ‘Golden Thunder’ #75 – $637.87 on 5/1/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. (Yes, the selling price was exactly the same as the #61; not a typo.)
Carousel Horse ‘Golden Thunder’ #61 – $637.87 on 3/30/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. The metal carousel pole is leaning forward rather than being vertical, and so is probably somewhat loose.
Carousel Horse ‘Golden Thunder’ #54 – $200 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain, but someone cut the away part of the gray felt on the underside of the base to in order expose the attachment hole. Some of the felt also appears slightly discolored.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #72 – $70 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #156 – $200 on 3/25/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #492 – $26 in August 2024 at a local antique store in Alabama. No damage to the porcelain or to the wood base (confirmed by purchaser.)
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’, see note re: number – $100 on 8/6/24 at Esquis Auctions. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There are noticeable deep gouges and scratches to the front-facing side of the wood base. The sculpture # is uncertain because the seller used the exact same photograph of the area (showing only the Cybis signature and #432) for this and for another carousel-piece lot in the auction.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #352 – $110 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage, although the gray felt on the underside has discolorations consistent with water damage.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #16 – $12 on 3/30/24 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There is a scratched area on the top of the wood base, below the left hind foot.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #148 – $60 as part of a $150 lot (with Oceania and Gambol & Frolic) on 10/8/22 at Case Antique Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Horse ‘Ticonderoga’ #315 – $152 as part of a $456 lot of three Cybis carousel horses, on 9/4/22 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Lion #5 – $90 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. A hole has been cut in the center of the felt on the underside of the wood base, probably to access the screw that attaches the brass pole in order to tighten it.
Carousel Lion #21 – $120 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain, but the condition of the wood base is uncertain. There are a pair of deep scratches adjacent to the right rear leg and near the left front corner. The wood stain/finish appears uneven, possibly from sun fading.
Carousel Lion, # is either 426 or 436 – $92 on 6/3/24 on eBay. The surface of several areas atop the saddle appears to be damaged. The entire surface of the wood base is significantly damaged.
Carousel Lion, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the entire group of seven together, which were not sufficient to accurately assess the condition of any of them.
Carousel Lion, # not provided – $6.67 as part of a $20 three-item lot with Carousel Goat and Carousel Horse, on 4/14/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. Photos showed that the tail had been completely broken off.
Carousel Lion #152 – $70 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Pony ‘Patriot’ #115 – $319.99 on 3/30/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Pony ‘Patriot’ #107 – $70 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain, but the finial atop the pole has oxidized and discolored, there is a damaged area on top of the wood base, and the gray felt on the underside is beginning to detach.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’ , # not provided – $49 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’, not numbered – $100 on 8/6/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Sculpture appears unfinished, i.e., it is white bisque with some lightly-glazed areas. It is signed Cybis but not numbered. It is mounted on the typical Cybis carousel-figures pole and base. No damage cited or visible, but there is a small yellowish area of unknown origin near the right-hand edge of the saddle/seat.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’ #23 – $70 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain. The gray felt covering on the underside of the wood base is peeling off; no damage to the finished parts of the base.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’ #328 – $70 as one of a $140 two-item lot with the Carousel Bear, on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’ #19 – $152 as part of a $456 lot of three Cybis carousel horses, on 9/4/22 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Pony ‘Sugar Plum’ #189 – $114 on 9/2/22 on eBay; fixed-price sale. No damage cited except for a small chip in one spot on the upper edge of the wood base. No visible damage to porcelain except for what looks like a pen or pencil mark in front of right ear.
Carousel Seahorse #78 – $325 on 7/6/25 on eBay. Black mark of unknown origin, with possible damage as well, on right front shoulder. Discoloration on right side of upper neck. A circa-1996 barcode sticker on bottom of wood base was applied by a secondary retailer.
Carousel Seahorse, # not provided – $150 on 5/16/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Seahorse #10 – $325 on 8/10/24 on eBay. Condition identical to that described in previous sale below.
Carousel Seahorse #10 – $90 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no evidence of damage to the porcelain or finished sides of the wood base, but the gray felt on the underside shows discoloration consistent with water damage and is beginning to separate from one end.
Carousel Tiger #5 – $90 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Tiger #498 – $175 on 4/24/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Tiger #18 – $150 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain. There are some small abrasions on the top of the wood base, and the original gray felt covering on the underside has been entirely removed.
Carousel Tiger, # not provided – $114 as one of an $800 seven-piece lot of Cybis carousel sculptures, on 12/17/23 at Burchard Galleries. Only three photos of the group of seven, which were not sufficient to accurately assess condition of any of them.
Carousel Tiger #151 – $100 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Unicorn, # not provided – $350 on 12/1/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Sale proceeds were advertised to support a local charity.
Carousel Unicorn #45 – $190 on 11/30/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Unicorn #241 – $120 on 8/6/24 at Esquis Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Carousel Unicorn #46 – $40 on 4/7/24 at BKG Antique Mall. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Unicorn #39 – $35 as one of a $70 two-item lot with another Carousel Unicorn, on 1/28/24 at BKG Antique Mall auctions. Only two photos, taken from a distance. Those did not show any obvious damage.
Carousel Unicorn, # not provided – $35 as one of a $70 two-item lot with another Carousel Unicorn, on 1/28/24 at BKG Antique Mall auctions. Only two photos taken from a distance. Those did not show any obvious damage.
Charging Buffaloes, # not provided – $225 on 9/7/24 at E J’s Auctions. Five pieces of grass broken off, and one ‘stone’ detached. Has original accompanying wood base.
Charging Buffaloes #20 – $1500 on 1/19/19 at Wickliff Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Chato #104 – $100 on 8/2/25 at Direct Auction Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Chato #112 – $200 on 5/6/25 on eBay. Seller did not disclose the fact that a section of hair which was broken off when they purchased it in June 2024 (see that sale info below) had been glued back on.
Chato #208 – $375 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. There is a white mark of unknown origin near his left elbow, and another on his left thigh.
Chato #68 – $155 on 11/23/24 on eBay. Has original routed base. Feather broken off right armband but included. No other issues cited or visible.
Chato #112 – $40 as one of a $200 three-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally, which showed a section of his hair broken off and placed inside an included ziplock bag. The other items in the lot were a Sacajawea and a Beaverhead Medicine Man.
Chato #61 – $60 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young. No damage cited or visible, although there may be scratches to parts of the wood base.
Chato #426 – $120 on 11/28/23 at Sebastian Charles Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Chato #159 – $60 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only three photos. It is possible that some of the sticks are missing from the fire (photos inadequate to determine.)
Chato #137 – $295 on 1/3/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Chipmunk with Bloodroot #354 – $25 as one of a $30 lot with a Mr. Snowball, on 5/13/24 at Johnson Properties Auction. The three photos did not show any obvious damage but there were no close-up pictures of the flowers.
[Choctaw ‘Tascalusa’ = see Tascalusa]
Christmas Rose #2 – $17 as one of a $22 two-item lot on 6/10/25 at K B Auctions. Auctioneer cited “a few fleabites along the leaves of the Christmas Rose.” The other item was a small Boehm floral called Cheddar Pink.
Christmas Rose, # not provided – $20 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Christmas Rose, # not provided – $45 as one of a $60 lot with a Wood Wren & Dogwood, on 6/7/20 at BKG Antique Mall. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Christmas Rose #346 – $30 as one of a $110 four-item lot on 3/26/18 at O’Gallerie Auctions. Only two photos, one of which was a close-up of one of the flower centers which showed at least two broken-off stamens and pistils. The other three items were a Clematis With House Wren, a Windflower, and a Madonna with Bird.
Cinderella, Belle of the Ball #105 – $650 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Has the 50th Anniversary backstamp.
Circus Rider #174 – $1300 on 9/30/25 on eBay. All five fingers had broken off her right hand; the index finger is completely missing and the other four fingers badly reattached with glue. All photos were very bad, having been taken at a distance except for the one showing the hand, and also with a huge amount of glare and distorted color. No photos showing any of the lace in any helpful way. Frankly, I am shocked that anyone would pay this much for this piece in this condition and with no decent photographs.
Circus Rider #56 – $350 on 9/16/25 on eBay. Really bad restoration to her left arm, involving an unknown material that has oxidized to an orange-yellow color. Color extends along entire arm and hand, into the lace at the shoulder and on the left side of her tutu, and onto the left side of her torso. The pinkie finger on that hand is broken off but was included in the sale.
Circus Rider #72 – $425 on 10/29/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Only two photos, both taken from a distance and thus completely useless in determining whether there is any damage to any of the significant amount of porcelain lace.
Circus Rider #127 – $550 on 12/9/22 on eBay. Broken-off area of lace at rider’s left shoulder.
Clematis with House Wren #376 – $100 on 6/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Clematis with House Wren #460 – $64.99 on 4/26/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Clematis with House Wren #376 – $30 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Clematis with House Wren #194 – $100 as one of a $200 two-item lot with another of the same edition, on 4/19/24 at Briggs Auction Inc. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Clematis with House Wren #283 – $100 as one of a $200 two-item lot with another of the same edition, on 4/19/24 at Briggs Auction Inc. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Clematis with House Wren #85 – $60 as one of a $100 lot with a Madonna with Bird on 3/16/19 at Blackwell Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Cleopatra Bust #104 – $53 on 8/14/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Cleopatra Bust #40 – $130 on 10/3/23 as part of a $427 three-item lot on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible. The other items were Scheherazade and a damaged The Lady and The Unicorn)
Cleopatra Bust #107 – $150 on 2/20/20 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Colonial Flower Basket #39 – $550 on 1/13/22 at Freeman/Hindman’s Auctions. One dogwood flower detached but present. Auctioneer suggested that any interested buyers request a complete damage report.
Columbia #1785 – $300 on 1/29/25 on eBay. See previous sale 11 months ago; this seller only disclosed the very obvious broken talon but did not mention any of the other damages. Both of the hair ribbon tails are completely broken off, also not mentioned by this seller. No close-up photos were provided of the laurel wreath or missing gold, nor the fact that the plaque is defective. A shamefully-misleading listing!
Columbia #1785 – $300 on 2/29/24 on eBay. Defective or non-original brass plaque on base; it has the year but is missing the event that should be there; see a discussion of this specific piece in the Born in the USA post. The center talon is broken off the eagles right foot. At least seven laurel leaves broken off the front ends of both sides of the wreath. Part of the gold paint on the back of her right shoulder is rubbed off. All of these issues were cited and clearly photographed by the seller. However, there was no photo of the back of the sculpture, so the condition of the hair ribbons is unknown.
Columbia #1910 – $41 on 8/10/22 on eBay. The frontmost/end laurel leaf on the left side of her head is broken off; half of the leaf closest to her hair ribbons is broken off, and the leaf in front of it is missing completely. Seller cited these, and also a repair to one of the ribbon tails. The brass plaque is badly oxidized.
Columbia #1922 – $50 on 1/21/18 at Dumouchelles. No damage cited or visible.
Columbine #93 – $7 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Columbine, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited-edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Conductor’s Hands ‘The Maestro’ #22 – $100 on 9/20/25 at Richard Stedman Estate Services. No damage cited or visible.
Conductor’s Hands ‘The Maestro’ #195 – $50 on 7/17/24 at Jaremos Estate Liquidators. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain other than a brown circular discoloration of unknown origin near the right hand’s wrist. The wood base has significant gouges, chips and scratches along one long side, and what appears to be a gouge near one short end.
Conductor’s Hands ‘The Maestro’ #121 – $100 on 1/5/23 at Embassy Auctions. No damage cited or visible, although extremely dirty.
Court Jester #22 – $52 on 12/27/24 on eBay. The entire upper part of the doll/puppet is broken off, as well as most of the hand that originally held it. The middle finger is broken off the other hand.
Court Jester #151 – $100 on 8/8/24 at Greenwich Auction. No damage cited or visible.
Court Jester, # not provided – $165 on 10/4/23 at Mishler Auction Services. Photos were not good enough to accurately assess condition, especially of the fingers on his upraised left hand.
Court Jester, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and no more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Court Jester #159 – $175 on 2/6/2, on eBay. The tips of two leaves in front of his left foot are broken off (same condition as previous sale shown below.)
Court Jester #159 – $96.11 on 1/25/23 on MaxSold. The tips of two leaves in front of his left foot are broken off.
Court Jester #65 – $89 on 10/20/22 on Everything But the House. Compared to its condition at the previous sale a month ago, the piece now has significant damage to one of the tunic pieces at the figure’s posterior; it is now listed with a photo and mention of the damage.
Court Jester #65 – $551 on 9/14/22 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
[Cree ‘Magic Boy’ = see Magic Boy]
[Crocus = see Dutch Crocus]
Crow Dancer ‘Great Thunder’ #191 – $300 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Crow Dancer ‘Great Thunder’ #183 – $250 on 7/24/24 at Revere Auctions. No damage cited or visible, but see my comment at the previous (2023) sale.
Crow Dancer ‘Great Thunder’ #183 – $13.09 on 10/17/23 at Loon Estates. Seller cited “some small chips” but photos did not show any of them specifically.
Crow Dancer ‘Great Thunder’ #158 – $650 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only three photos; they did not show any obvious damage.
Curtain Call #102 – $20 on 10/3/23 as part of a $31 three-item lot on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible to any. The other two items were the open-edition ballerinas Karina and Kristina.
Curtain Call, not numbered – $50 as one of a $175 lot with a Romeo & Juliet, on 8/22/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. Non-standard colorway (white costume and gold crown). No damage visible in photos.
Cybele #344 – $250 on 8/23/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, as in previous sale below.
Cybele #344 – $100 as one of a $200 lot with an Oceania, on 8/19/25 at Bill Hood Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Cybele #379 – $75 as one of a $250 three-item lot on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photo which was no help in determining condition. The photo appeared to show the left index finger either broken off or badly repaired. The other two items were Puck and Pip the Elfin Player.
Cybele, see note re: number – $60 on 5/5/24 at B & D Auctions. Missing original accompanying velvet-topped wood base. No obvious damage seen in the photos. Sculpture # was not cited or shown clearly, but the first digit is definitely a 1, and the second is either 4 or 9. Unclear whether there is a third digit.
Cybele #323 – $83 on 10/23/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Cybele #82 – $71 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No damage cited or visible.
Cybele #412 – $60 on 10/2/22 at Charles Pharr Auctions (a/k/a Four Seasons Auctions). Right thumb broken off.
Cybele #258 – $175 on 8/26/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Cybele #84 – $125 as one of a $225 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Complete with original accompanying base. No damage cited or visible. The other items were Pip the Elfin Player and a damaged The Lady and The Unicorn.
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Dahlia #109 – $400 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Dahlia #74 – $350 on 12/24/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Dahlia #152 – $300 on 11/18/24 on eBay. No condition statement given. White spots of unknown origin on lower leaves. Two other photos appear to show white (possibly chipped) areas at the very tip of three of the petals.
Dahlia, # not provided – $225 as one of a $500 three-item lot on 5/19/24 at Burchard Galleries. At least two leaves broken off, and possible additional damage or repairs as well. Misidentified by auctioneer as a clematis. The other two items were a Golden Clarion Lily and an Eskimo Child Head.
Dahlia, see note re: # – $350 on 9/12/20 at Great Gatsby’s Auction Gallery. Description cited “previous professional repair to one stem and two flower petals” but did not provide close-up photos of the repaired areas.
[Dakota ‘Laughing Water’ Minnehaha = see Minnehaha]
Dall Sheep #16 – $1000 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Dall Sheep #8 – $700 on 10/16/23 on eBay. No damage or repairs (price and condition confirmed by the purchaser.)
[Decorated Horse Head ‘Satin’ = see Horse Head ‘Satin])
Deer Dancer #9 – $40 on 3/24/25 at Wardlow Auctions. Drum detached but present.
Deer Dancer #33 – $120 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Top of right-hand rattle broken off and included; one of the two hair pigtails broken off and included; drum separated from base and included; scratches on top of wood base.
Deer Dancer #67 – $350 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only three photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Desdemona, see note re: # – $140 on 6/4/25 on eBay. Left pinkie finger broken off. Right index finger broken off. Seller claimed piece was an ‘artist proof’ but took no photo of the signature/number area.
Desdemona #134 – $150 as one of a $256 lot with a damaged Othello, on 6/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Desdemona #445 – $140.50 on 3/7/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also the November 2023 sale below.
Desdemona #245 – $220 as one of a $350 lot with a damaged Othello, on 2/16/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also the February 2024 sale shown below.
Desdemona, # not provided – $125 on 2/16/25 on eBay. No condition statement. Photos were all too out-of-focus to properly assess condition of handkerchief, but it did not appear to be damaged. Sculpture number was not cited or photographed.
Desdemona #364 – $70 on 2/9/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. Photos too blurry and overexposed to assess condition of handkerchief, hands, or head.
Desdemona, # not provided – $50 on 2/3/25 at Caring Traditions Scottsdale. Right index finger is broken off.
Desdemona #277 – $50 on 12/12/24 on eBay. Half of her left index finger is broken off, which is the same condition as at previous sale a month ago. The photos in this eBay listing show that the handkerchief appears to have no damage.
Desdemona #277 – $25 on 11/29/24 at Estate Consultants 123 Inc. Half of her left index finger is broken off. Condition of handkerchief not visible in any of the photos.
Desdemona #256 – $450 on 11/13/24 on eBay. No condition statement. Only two photos (both of the front and at the same angle and in dim lighting) which did not show any obvious damage. Seller falsely claimed that this piece is an artist proof, even though it only has a signature and a sculpture number on it.
Desdemona, see note re: number – $14 as one of a $22.50 three-item lot on 8/9/24 at Sunrise Auctions. Sculpture is unfinished because the final step (application of the gold accents) was never done. Photos were insufficient to assess condition of fingers or handkerchief. The signature and number, if either exist, were not shown in any photo. The other items in the lot were an unfinished Liberty and an anonymous small china figure of a child.
Desdemona, #245 – $33 on 2/14/24 at Reeds Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Desdemona #401 – $140 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Desdemona, marked A.P. – $50 as one of a $150 three-item lot, on 11/28/23 at Burchard Galleries. Damaged lace handkerchief. The other figures were a Camille and another Desdemona. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Desdemona, #445 – $50 as one of a $150 three-item lot, on 11/28/23 at Burchard Galleries. No damage cited or visible. The other figures were a Camille and another Desdemona.
Desdemona, signed but not numbered – $5.50 as part of a $25 five-item lot on 10/7/23, at Dovetail Auctions. The one photo did not show any obvious damage. Other items in lot were Sleeping Beauty and Sir Bailey, plus a pair of Ispanky porcelains (King Lear and Cordelia), one of which was autographed by Ispanky and stamped ‘artist proof.’ No visible damage on any of the five sculptures.
Desdemona, # not provided – $79 as part of a $475 six-item lot of similar limited-edition female Cybis figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement and only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Desdemona #282 – $395 on 10/3/22 on eBay. Seller’s condition statement vague; no damage visible but had only three photos.
Desdemona, # not provided – $112.50 as one of a $225 two-item lot with Bathsheba, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. Mediocre photos were insufficient to properly assess condition.
Dore #171 – $40 as one of an $80 two-item lot with an Aphrodite, on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible to either figure.
Doré #319 – $20 on 10/2/23 as part of a $61 six-item lot on Everything But the House (with an Aphrodite and four open editions). Bowl is missing from her hands. No close-up photos of ribbon details, so it was difficult to determine exact condition of those. No apparent damage to the other Cybis items in the group.
Doré marked AP – $35 on 11/28/22 on eBay. Photo showed one loop broken off right-side hair ribbon bow. Price and condition verified by purchaser. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Dream of Venus #33 (color) – $625 on 10/8/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible (same as in previous.)
Dream of Venus #33 (color) – $350 on 6/28/24 at Briggs Auction Co. No condition statement. Photos showed no obvious damage.
Dutch Crocus ‘Blue Enchantress’ #54 – $20 on 3/9/25 at Johnson Auction Service. No damage cited or visible.
Dutch Crocus ‘Blue Enchantress’ #205 – $318.75 on 10/8/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible (same as in previous sale.)
Dutch Crocus ‘Blue Enchantress’ #205 – $15.69 on 7/29/24 at Caring Traditions of Lakeville. No damage cited or visible.
Dutch Crocus ‘Blue Enchantress’ #254 – $275 on 6/20/23 at Lion and Unicorn Auctions. Very bad repair to one leaf; grey felt on underside of base extremely dirty.
Dutch Crocus ‘Golden Goblet’, marked A.P. – $79 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions.Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage to the porcelain. There may be some scuff marks to areas of the wood base. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an A.P. designation can mean.
Dutch Crocus ‘Golden Goblet’ #485 – $6 on 6/16/24 at Luther Brothers Auctions. Only two photos. The photos did not show any obvious damage.
Dutch Crocus ‘Golden Goblet’ #378 – $95.50 on 5/17/24 on eBay. No damage or repairs; price and condition confirmed by purchaser.
Dutch Crocus ‘Golden Goblet’ #393 – $15 as one of a $30 two-item lot with a Mushroom ‘Jack-o-Lantern’, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. The top part of one leaf is broken off.
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Eagle Dancer #6 – $500 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. One small white-and-red feather broken off edge of headdress next to left cheek, and included.
Eagle Dancer #24 – $60 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. One wing feather broken off and included. Some fading to dark stain on top of wood base.
Eagle Dancer #133 – $650 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only three photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Eagle Dancer #129 – $425 on 4/27/19 at J. Garrett Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Elaine, Lady of the Lake, # not provided.– $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition human figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #574 – $105 on 5/21/25 at Heartland Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #187 – $495 on 5/20/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #672 – $60 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #294 – $245 on 2/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #63 – $45 on 2/9/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #204 – $20 on 11/21/24 at Lot 14 Auctions. No damage cited or visible
Eleanor of Aquitaine #531 – $20 on 8/15/24 at Big Al’s Auction. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #332 – $83 on 7/29/24 at Caring Traditions of Lakeville. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine, marked AP – $100 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group. The placement of another figure in front of Eleanor obscured most of her lower body but her robe is decorated in a non-standard fashion vs. the retail version. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate. The other items in the group were Abigail Adams, Good Queen Anne (possibly damaged), and Priscilla.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #207 – $140 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #102 – $30 on 10/8/23 at BKG Antique Mall. No obvious damage visible in their two photos.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #601 – $212 on 12/4/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Eleanor of Aquitaine #47 – $55 as one of a $110 two-item lot with Queen Esther, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited.
Elephant #11 – $1100 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. Small black marks of unknown origin on the right rear leg (four), right front leg (one) and near the back of the right ear (two). Has original velveteen-topped wood base; however, there is a large chip out of one corner of this one, and the fabric is marred in many places.
Elephant #6 – $500 on 11/14/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. No accompanying base.
Elephant #94 – $400 on 2/21/24 at Freeman/Hindman Auctions. Auctioneer description: “one tusk has been professionally restored. Otherwise in good condition.” Photos did not show any other issues. No accompanying base.
Elephant, marked AP – Non-standard grey color. $500 as part of a $550 lot with a Willoughby, on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. The studio marked many of the items consigned to the liquidation sale as AP because they were either samples or leftovers. This one is not on a base. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
(The) Enamoured Prince Florimund #47 – $11 on 8/17/25 at Miz Lehman Realtors Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
(The) Enamored Prince Florimund #136 – $199.99 on 3/12/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
(The) Enamoured Prince Florimund #42 – $67 on 12/29/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible on the three photos provided. See also its July 2020 sale below.
(The) Enamoured Prince Florimund #227 – $60 as one of a $110 two-item lot with a damaged Princess Aurora, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible to Florimund.
(The) Enamoured Prince Florimund #42 – $12.50 as one of a $25 with a Princess Aurora, on 7/31/20 at Dumouchelles. An intense yellow discoloration (possibly nicotine stains) covers many areas of the sculpture.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora #47 – $8 on 8/17/25 at Miz Lehman Realtors Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora, # not provided – $3.50 as part of a $30 nine-piece lot on 12/6/24 at Freedom Auctions. Auctioneer said only “some losses, needs cleaning”. Only one very poor photo of the group together, which was useless for determining condition other than that all of the pieces were extremely filthy and possibly nicotine-stained. The other eight pieces were seven assorted open-edition human figures and a Portia.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora #73 – $70 on 9/12/23 at Lion and Unicorn Auctions. Only two photos, neither of which adequately showed the condition of all of the six ribbon-bow loops on her sleeves.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora marked AP – $165.75 on 12/28/22 on Etsy. One loop broken off topmost bow on left arm. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora #227 – $50 as one of a $110 two-item lot with a Prince Florimund, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Auctioneer cited that she is “missing a portion of the index finger” on her right hand.
(The) Enchanted Princess Aurora #42 – $12.50 as one of a $25 with a Princess Aurora, on 7/31/20 at Dumouchelles. An intense yellow discoloration (possibly nicotine stains) covers many areas of the sculpture.
Eskimo Mother #63 – $179.89 on 6/29/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Eskimo Mother #210 – $250 on 2/28/25 on eBay. Same condition as at previous sale in April 2024 shown below (discolorations.)
Eskimo Mother #287 – $250 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Eskimo Mother #210 – $90 on 4/24/24 at Sebastian Charles Auctions. No damage cited. There are brown discolorations of unknown origin on mother’s left glove and chin, dog’s nose and tail, and bear cub’s right paw. No other issues visible.
Eskimo Mother #237 – $35 on 4/14/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. A small chip and at least one scratch on the painted wood base. No condition statement; photos did not show any obvious damage to porcelain.
Eskimo Mother #69 – $45 on 3/26/22 at E J’s Auctions. Missing the original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain.
Exodus #43 – $770 on 8/28/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
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Fleurette #43 – $125 on 6/2/25 on eBay. Photo of the rear of the sculpture shows about a dozen very tiny perfectly round black spots on the lower back of her train. I have no idea what these might be.
Fleurette #52 – $18 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Fleurette #644 – $1 as one of a $7.50 three-item lot on 2/17/25 at Tom Hall Auctions. Has a nightmarish replacement of the entire right arm, created in an entirely different shape and position, in some type of glazed ceramic, and badly attached. The bodice trim lace on that side is damaged and sloppily repaired. Photos appear to show damage to the lace on the back side as well, and probably missing leaves and/or flower petals in her hair. Parts of the face and head appear to have had a glaze applied that was never done at the Cybis studio. Worst so-called repair I have ever seen. The other two items were Lladro figurines of children, one of which is damaged and poorly repaired with glue.
Fleurette #481 – $179.50 on 11/19/24 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement. Part of the pink front edging of her lace handkerchief is broken off; it was not broken at the time of the previous sale two weeks ago.
Fleurette #481 – $34 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible. A close-up photo of the lace handkerchief showed it completely intact, with no damage.
Fleurette, no sculpture number on piece – $185.99 on 11/3/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Fleurette #124 – $36 on 6/2/24 on eBay. Part of the lace handkerchief in her left hand is broken off below her middle, ring, and pinky fingers.
Fleurette #540 – $70 on 8/12/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Flight into Egypt #29 – $200 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Flight into Egypt, # not provided – $70 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage. Has original accompanying wood base.
Folk Singer, #54 – $7 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Folk Singer #8 – $150 on 8/22/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. No accompanying base.
Folk Singer, see note re: number – $30 on 5/13/24 at Johnson Properties Auctioneers. Only two photos; neither showed any obvious damage. Missing its original accompanying rectangular wood base. Sculpture number was not clearly visible in photo but may possibly be either 264 or 364.
Folk Singer #86 – $59 on 11/26/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Folk Singer #98 – $30 on 2/25/22 at Keystone Auctions. Missing original accompanying wood base. Black spots of unknown origin on left foot. Guitar detached from figure and showing area of damage at original attachment point.
Folk Singer #146 – $50 on 1/24/22 at Antiques & Art International. Missing original accompanying wood base. No condition statement and only one photo which did not show any obvious damage.
Folk Singer #253 – $45 as one of a $90 two-item lot with a Priscilla, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Foxes ‘Chatsworth and Sloane’ #57 – $229 on 8/21/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Frollo the Juggler #359 – $10.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Frollo the Juggler #73 – $42 on 12/17/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Frollo the Juggler, # not provided – $75 on 8/6/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although there were only two photos and the rear view was very blurry.
Frollo the Juggler #383 – $100 on 12/8/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Frollo the Juggler # not provided – $100 on 11/27/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible in the only two photos that were provided.
Frollo the Juggler, # illegible – $110 on 10/16/22 on eBay. The sculpture number was partially removed but is three digits beginning with 1. No damage cited or visible.
Frollo the Juggler, marked AP – $6 as one of a $12 two-item lot with Jumbles, on 7/13/22 on Everything But The House. No damage cited or visible. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Frollo the Juggler, # not provided – $30 as one of a $55 lot with a Rumples the Pensive Clown, on 12/8/20 at Weschler’s Auctions. Only one photograph, showing both, which did not show any obvious damage.
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Golden Clarion Lily #35 – $210 on 8/19/25 at K & B Auction Company. Is physically attached to the square wood base. No damage cited or visible.
Golden Clarion Lily #62 – $650 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. Possible manufacturing defect or repair between two of the petals. Apparent glue repair at one petal/leaf junction. Tip broken off one of the the narrow leaves. Has original accompanying wood base.
Golden Clarion Lily, # not provided – $250 as one of a $500 three-item lot on 5/19/24 at Burchard Galleries. Only two photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage. The other two items were a damaged Dahlia and an Eskimo Child Head.
Golden Winged Warbler with Andromeda #71 – $450 on 10/20/17 at Dumouchelles. Only one rather mediocre photo, which did not show any glaringly obvious damage.
Good Queen Anne #15 – $130 on 5/21/25 on eBay. Most of one of the two leaves on the rosebud decoration at the center of her bodice neckline is broken off.
Good Queen Anne #50 – $100 on 5/12/25 on eBay. End of left hand pinkie finger is missing.
Good Queen Anne #358 – $55 on 8/1/24 on eBay. Both of the two lower bow loops on the back of her pink hair ribbon are broken off, not mentioned by seller.
Good Queen Anne #503 – $90 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition. It is possible that her left pinky finger may be broken off but the photo angle made it impossible to determine. The other items in the group were an Eleanor, Abigail Adams, and Priscilla.
Good Queen Anne #73 – $120 on 11/7/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed both of her hair ringlets (in front of ears) broken off; one of the two leaves flanking the rose at the center of her bodice collar broken off; two of the four bow loops at the back of her hair broken off; and two round black spots on her lip and right cheek that may be either dirt or paint but is impossible to determine from the photo.
Good Queen Anne, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and no more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Great Horned Owl ‘Koo Koos Koos’ (color edition) #28 – $700 on 10/12/18 at Dumouchelles. Only two photographs, which did not show any obvious damage.
Great Horned Owl ‘Koo Koos Koos’ (color edition) #46 – $900 on 3/26/18 at O’Gallerie Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Great Horned Owl ‘Koo Koos Koos’ (white edition) #146 or possibly 140 (final digit is inconclusive) – $168 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Great Horned Owl ‘Koo Koos Koos’ (white edition) #62 – $400 on 9/13/20 at J. Garrett Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Great White Heron #338 – $110 on 8/12/25 at Loon Estates. No damage cited or visible.
Great White Heron #347 – $250 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Missing its original accompanying wood base.
Great White Heron #122 – $250 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The accompanying base was not made by Cybis.
Great White Heron #118 – $65 on 2/5/25 at Roan Inc. Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Great White Heron #88 – $150 on 11/22/24 on eBay. Seller cited a glue repair at the base of a rear vertical leaf; however, a photo of the front also shows what appears to be a broken-off leaf on the lower (horizontal) group of foliage as well.
Great White Heron #200 – $75 on 7/18/24 at George Roman Auctioneers. Photos showed one broken-off and badly-repaired leaf stalk. Possible damage to the large green flower/foliage clump, but uncertain because the photos became fuzzy when zoomed.
Great White Heron #35 – $1000 on 1/10/24 on 1stdibs. No damage cited or visible.
Great White Heron #146 – $200 on 9/16/23 at Burchard Galleries. Auctioneer cited “small chip at tip of grass stalk behind heron”, but their photos did not show that area (sculpture has many such stalks). Also, one photo showed what may be glue residue midway up one large grass stalk, possibly indicative of a repair.
Groom, # (if any) not provided – $20 as one of a $450 lot of 27 various Cybis sculptures, on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions. Wears a white tuxedo. Plinth element is a bronze color. No apparent damage but there is no close-up photo of the floral element.
Groom, # (if any) not provided – $20 as one of a $450 lot of 27 various Cybis sculptures, on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions. Wears a gold tuxedo. Plinth element is a bronze color. No apparent damage but there is no close-up photo of the floral element.
Groom, # (if any) not provided – $25 as one of a $125 eight-item lot of Cybis wedding collection sculptures on 8/22/19 at Kamelot Auctions. Wears a black tuxedo. No damage cited or visible. Complete with plinth element.
Guinevere #51 – $2.50 as one of a $11 four-item lot on 6/10/25 at K B Auctions. Index and middle fingers of left hand broken off, and evidence of a failed bad repair (discolored glue residue) on other areas of that hand. Possible damage to end of back hair ribbon. The other items were a 1950s Madonna Most Admirable, a Wendy, and a damaged Peter Pan.
Guinevere #755 – $11 on 5/14/25 at CTBids Little Rock. Portion of lace along right side of bodice collar damaged. Large portion of lace along center back of bodice collar broken off. Four fingers on right had had broken off at their base and glued back on.
Guinevere #690 – $90 on 3/29/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. The upper right front corner of the wood base has a small chip. Previous sale a week ago did not show the chip.
Guinevere #187 – $135 on 3/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #690 – $30 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible
Guinevere #688 – $17 on 3/18/25 at Transfer Estate Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #449 – $85 on 2/19/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #748 – $100 on 2/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #717 – $75 on 12/1/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but the top of the wood base has noticeable damage (peeling, scratches, discoloration.)
Guinevere #385 – $60 on 9/26/24 on eBay. Right pinky finger has been broken off and glued back on; a section of lace on her right sleeve edge is broken off.
Guinevere #618 – $30 on 8/31/24 at Bramlett & Company. Section of lace broken off neckline trim near left arm. Apparent damage and bad repair to lace on the side of the right sleeve cuff. Possible missing section of lace edge on left sleeve cuff. Black discoloration of unknown origin on top of left hand near wrist. Black marks of unknown origin on back of neck and upper back. Painting of arms very oddly done; the hands and wrists are a different and darker color than the rest of the sculpture’s skin areas. There are various small areas of wear and/or chips to the wood base.
Guinevere #570 – $30 on 5/13/24 at Johnson Properties Auctioneers. Only two photos; neither showed any obvious damage but the lack of any close-ups of any of the lace along the neckline and sleeves prevents any condition assessment of those vulnerable areas.
Guinevere #173 – $130 on 6/20/23 at Lion and Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible to porcelain, but wood base is in poor condition with raised grain, stain loss, and very dirty grey felt on underside.
Guinevere #703 – $48 on 5/31/23 at Green Valley Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #202 – $50 on 9/17/22 at Nest Egg Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #651 – $170 on 8/28/22 on Poshmark. No damage cited or visible.
Guinevere #551 – $70 on 7/11/22 at Donny Malone Auctions. Section of broken lace along back of bodice collar.
Guinevere #384 – $32 on 7/2/22 at Atterberry Auctions. Only one photo, too far away to assess condition.
Guinevere #190 – $100 on 2/25/22 at Keystone Auctions. Orange stain on a portion of the lace edge on her collar. Damage to the top of the wood base adjacent to the porcelain, suggestive of water damage.
Guinevere, # not provided – $46 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Guinevere, # not provided – $50 on 12/8/20 at Weschler’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible on the single photograph provided.
Gyrfalcon, unfinished white bisque, not numbered – $125 on 8/22/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. A large crack on the outside edge of the left wing.
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Hamlet #138 – $100 on 8/29/25 at Dennis Auction Service. No damage cited or visible, although extremely dirty. Does not have its original accompanying wood base.
Hamlet #254 – $105 on 9/15/24 at Golden Tree Estate Services. No damage cited or visible, although the chair back appears slightly tilted toward the left when viewed from behind. Has original accompanying wood base.
Hamlet #347 – $75 on 3/27/24 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Hamlet #264 – $50 on 3/16/24 at Maywood Antiques. Yellowed glue visible where skull joins his right leg. There are several areas of discoloration of unknown origin, especially on the skull (adjacent to his right hand.)
Hamlet #206 – $80 on 10/8/23 at BKG Antique Mall. No obvious damage visible in their three photos.
Hamlet #3 – $251 on 1/31/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Hamlet #284 – $427.50 on 8/1/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Hamlet #439 – $75 as one of a $150 two-item lot with Lady Macbeth, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Hamlet #20 – $87.50 as one of a $175 two-item lot with a Nefertiti, on 1/12/22 at World Auction Gallery. No damage cited or visible.
Harlequin #105 – $150 as one of a $275 lot with another Harlequin, on 5/17/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage. The other Harlequin in the lot had some condition issues.
Harlequin #115 – $125 as one of a $275 lot with another Harlequin, on 5/17/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. No condition statement and only two photos. Yellow-orange stain of unknown origin (bad repair?) on part of the lace cuff on his raised right hand. No other obvious damage in the photos provided. The original grey felt covering on the underside has been removed. The other Harlequin in the lot did not appear to have any damage.
Harlequin #94 – $90 on 3/26/23 at Golden Sun Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Came with additional non-Cybis separate display base.
Harlequin, #182 – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Harlequin #39 – $250 on 1/9/23 on eBay. No damage or repairs (price and condition confirmed by purchaser.)
Hermit Thrushes with Cranberry Cotoneaster #52 – $475 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Hermit Thrushes with Cranberry Cotoneaster #96 – $725 as one of a $1450 lot with a Kestrel, on 4/16/22 at Direct Auction Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Hiawatha #5 – $130 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Hiawatha #284 – $60 on 7/17/24 at Jaremos Estate Liquidators. Missing its original wood base. Auctioneer cited and showed a repair to the base area adjacent to the central part of the bow. No other damage visible in the photos provided.
Hiawatha #395 – $95 on 7/3/24 on eBay. Missing original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain.
Hiawatha #62 – $11 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young. Outer part of two black-and-white feathers on headdress broken off; chip out of upper edge of porcelain base area near deer’s front hoofs; Cybis signature is almost entirely removed, probably from cleaning; significant loss/wear of staining on surface of wood base (from sunlight and/or cleaning); grey felt on underside is separating from base.
Hiawatha #473 – $100 on 11/28/23 at Sebastian Charles Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Hiawatha #12 – $500 on 6/20/23 at Lion and Unicorn Auctions. Missing original accompanying wood base. Evidence of crack repair on interior of main body mold. Extremely filthy grey felt on underside of porcelain.
Hiawatha #38 – $90 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only three photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Hiawatha, marked A.P. – $25 as one of a $50 lot with a Sacajawea, on 3/26/22 at E J’s Auctions. Missing its original accompanying wood base. One of the feathers in his headdress is broken off. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
High Rise #150 – $93 on 7/21/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
High Rise #307 – $125 on 1/2/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
High Rise, # not provided – $6 as one of a $20 four-item lot on 7/17/24 at Jaremos Estate Liquidators. Most of the lowest leaf on the lowest branch is broken off. Auctioneer did not provide any photos other than a front view. The other three items in the lot were open editions which seemed undamaged based on their photo.
High Rise, # not provided – $20 as one of a $100 nine-item lot on 5/21/22 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one frontal photo of the entire group. No obvious damage to the High Rise. The other items were five Cybis open-edition animals and three similar by Royal Copenhagen.
High Rise #249 – $30 as one of a $50 three-item lot with two small Boehm mice, on 3/23/22 at Kodner Galleries. Auctioneer cited and showed losses to three of the leaves.
Holy Child of Prague Plaque #8 – $700 on 7/18/20 at Garth’s Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Horse Head ‘Satin’ #499 – $196 on 9/16/25 at Caring Traditions of South Birmingham. The very tip of the longest ribbon bow tail on the (front facing) side of the head is broken off.
Horse Head ‘Satin’#136 – $300 on 4/29/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Horse Head ‘Satin’ #64 – $540 on 10/17/24 on eBay. Two petals broken off the left-side rose.
Horse Head ‘Satin’ #156 – $610 on 12/10/22 on eBay. No damage (condition and selling price confirmed by purchaser.)
Horse Head ‘Satin’ #345 – $170 on 10/2/22 at Four Seasons Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Humpback Whale #16 – $150 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. Only two photos. Missing original accompanying wood base. Both of the small seabirds are broken off. There are significant nicotine stains. This piece had a Cousteau autograph but most of the signature (in black paint or sharpie) has been removed; it appears to have been an actual (not phony) autograph.
Humpback Whale, not numbered – $225 as part of a $325 five-item lot with four individual small Dolphins, on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No accompanying base. No seabirds on waves.
Humpback Whale #29 – $100 on 7/28/18 at AGOPB. Has actual Jean Cousteau autograph. Missing original wood base. One of the two small seagulls is missing. The other seagull has a broken-off wing and has a brownish discoloration overall. The same discoloration is present on the waves surrounding where the seagull was re-attached (assuming that it had broken off in the past.)
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Icarus #19 – $185 on 4/20/23 at Bonhams Skinner. No damage cited or visible, other than some slight smearing of the brown painted Cybis signature (probably from cleaning.)
[Iroquois ‘At the Council Fire’ Dekanawida and Atotarho = see At the Council Fire]
Iris, # not provided – $150 as one of a $300 two-item lot with a Calla Lily, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage to the Iris but it is missing the wood base that originally accompanied it.
Iris #21 – $112.50 as one of a $225 lot with a damaged Calla Lily, on 8/25/18 at Austin Auction Gallery. Lower petal on one of the flowers had broken off and been glued back on.
Iris, # not provided – $166 on 6/3/15 at Keller Auctioneers. Missing original accompanying wood base. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
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Jack and the Beanstalk #74 – $10.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Jack and the Beanstalk #72 – $50 as one of a $70 two-item lot with a Little Red Riding Hood, on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos did not show any obvious damage. There is a yellow discoloration/stain on the underside of the base.
Jane Eyre #12 – $125 on 6/21/25 on eBay. Both loops of the bow at the center of her back neckline are broken off.
Jane Eyre #129 – $100 on 5/12/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Jane Eyre #240 – $94 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. No condition statement. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. The other items in the group were Priscilla, Ophelia, and Carmen.
Jane Eyre #327 – $79 as part of a $475 six-item lot of female limited-edition Cybis figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Juliet #156 – $21 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Uppermost ribbon bow loop on her head (above right temple) is broken off. Possible breakage to the rose stem, but photo angles were unclear.
Juliet #357 – $13 on 4/24/25 at Signature Estate Sales. Middle portion of rose stem broken off and missing, rose and rosebud sections remaining attached to each palm.
Juliet #300 – $31.25 as one of a $125 four-item lot on 7/28/18 at AGOPB. No damage cited or visible. The other three items were a Beatrice, a Guinevere, and an Ispanky male bust.
Jumbles and Friend #789 – $24.95 on 10/14/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Jumbles and Friend, see note re: number – $80 as one of a $170 seven-piece lot of assorted Cybis on 4/23/24 at Jamie Walker Auctions. No condition statement, but the photos did not show any obvious damage. The other six Cybis items were open editions, two of which had a missing or broken element. The photo of the underside had the auction house’s watermark placed across the sculpture number, which rendered it indecipherable. The final digit may be a 4.
Jumbles and Friend #155– $20 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited. Underside has residue of unknown white substance along three outer edges.
Jumbles and Friend #233 – $4 on 7/27/23 at Caring Traditions Cuyahoga Valley. No damage cited or visible.
Jumbles and Friend #136 – $115 on 3/11/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Jumbles and Friend #111 – $6 as one of a $12 two-item lot with Frollo, on 7/13/22 on Everything But The House. No damage cited or visible.
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Kateri Tekakwitha #10 – $30 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Hand-held cross detached and broken into several pieces, but included; visible glue repair to hair strand near left shoulder. Scratches on wood base; original dark stain on wood base is significantly faded.
Kateri Tekakwitha #38 – $21 on 10/29/23 on Everything But the House. Cross broken off left hand (but present), resulting in loss of most of index finger, a repair to the tip of the ring finger, and residual porcelain ‘slip’ from the original attachment of cross to hand.
Kestrel, # not provided – €120 (equiv. to $120) on 4/30/24 at Sheppard’s Auctions in Ireland. Only three photos. Photos appeared to show damage and/or repairs to the area where the preying mantis is attached.
Kestrel #53 – $725 as one of a $1450 lot with a Hermit Thrushes, on 4/16/22 at Direct Auction Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Kestrel #64 – $160 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Auctioneer cited a broken leaf but did not specify or show the exact location.
King Arthur, # not cited or visible – $300 on 5/30/24 at Pandora Auctions. Non-standard colorway. Sword is broken off and missing; some damage to palm of right hand where it had been attached. Several small black spots of unknown origin on left and right legs, left hand, face, and neck.
King Arthur #137 – $190 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
King Arthur #108 – $330 on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. Sword is detached from his hands, but present. No other damage cited or visible.
King Arthur, # not provided – $300 as one of a $600 two-item lot with Queen Guinevere, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
King David #39 – $425 on 11/19/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
King David #113 – $459.99 on 11/13/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
King David #11 – $130 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
King Solomon #65 – $375 on 5/16/25 on eBay. Missing his scepter.
King Solomon #500 – $113.50 on 2/18/25 on eBay. Compare with condition as at previous sale shown below: Missing his scepter. Right index finger broken off but now temporarily stuck back onto hand with glue; tip/nail of that finger is missing.
King Solomon #143 – $384 on 2/17/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
King Solomon #500 – $5 as one of a two-item $10 lot, on 2/9/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. Right index finger broken off but present. Scepter is missing.The other item was an unidentified glazed white figure of Queen Elizabeth I.
King Solomon #103 – $500 on 11/8/24 on eBay. Scepter is detached from hand. No damage cited or visible to the sculpture or to the scepter itself. (see previous sale in January 2024.)
King Solomon #103 – $190 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. No condition statement and only one photo. It did not show any obvious damage, but the position of his scepter clearly indicated that it had become detached and was put into his hand loose for the photograph.
King Solomon #464 – $400 on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. Scepter is detached from his hand, but present. No other damage cited or visible.
Kinglet on Pyracantha (female) #68 – $50 as one of a $150 two-item lot on 4/19/24 at Briggs Auction Inc. No damage cited or visible. The other item in the lot was an Autumn Dogwood with Chickadees.
Kittens ‘Ruffles and Truffles’ #87 – $17.50 as one of a $24 two-item lot with a Chelsea on 8/29/23, on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Kittens ‘Ruffles and Truffles’ #34 – $85 on 2/13/23, on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Kwan Yin #252 – $190 on 1/27/25 at K.C. Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Kwan Yin #624 – $39 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. The long stem beneath camellia that is on her left forearm is broken off, and there appears to be a petal missing from the flower in her hair.
Kwan Yin #482 – $40 on 3/25/24 at International Auction Gallery. Part of the flower in her hair is broken off. Lower part of leaf stem on left hand is broken off. Possible damaged area on outside of left sleeve (photo unclear.) Pink discolorations on rim of underside. Many small dark marks of unknown origin overall.
Kwan Yin, # not provided – $150 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
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(Lady and Unicorn = see The Lady and The Unicorn)
Lady Godiva, see note re: # – $376 on 6/5/25 on eBay. A section of white lace ribbon falling vertically down her back is broken off. Seller did not cite or photograph the sculpture number area but included a pic of the original 1982 receipt; the receipt has “#23” handwritten on it, which may possibly be the sculpture number (but maybe not.)
Lady Godiva, not numbered – $600 on 2/25/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Has no sculpture number; see previous (May 2024) sale of this piece below.
Lady Godiva #31 – $699 on 1/28/25 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement: Seller claimed “pristine condition” but part of the white lace ribbons that originally lay alongside the rear saddlecloth edge are broken off.
Lady Godiva, not numbered – $250 in May 2024 as a verified private sale. Purchaser confirms no damage or repairs. This sculpture has the Cybis signature and ‘USA’, but has no sculpture number.
Lady Godiva, not numbered – $385 on 7/26/23 at Black Rock Galleries. Photos did not show any obvious damage, but the Cybis signature was not painted in the normal style, and there was no sculpture number next to it either. The sculpture looks authentic but the signature does not.
Lady Godiva #200 – $425 on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Lady Macbeth #421 – $210 on 6/11/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Lady Macbeth #590 – $75 on 5/12/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Name “Lisa” twice written in paint on the underside by a prior owner.
Lady Macbeth #199 – $200 on 4/15/25 on eBay. Crown is detached and appears to have significant damage to two areas of the gold surface. Black and brownish marks of unknown origin on the back of her skirt.
Lady Macbeth #219 – $279.99 on 2/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Lady Macbeth #497 – $36 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. Crown is missing. No damage cited or visible to the figure.
Lady Macbeth #578 – $190 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Photo showed crown is detached but present.
Lady Macbeth #163 – $67.50 as one of a two-item $135 lot with Bathsheba on 6/22/23, at Caring Traditions of Alexandria. No condition statement, but photos showed no damage or repairs.
Lady Macbeth #194 – $140 on 4/30/23 on eBay. Hair braid broken and re-glued.
Lady Macbeth, # not provided – $79 as part of a $475 six-item lot of female limited-edition Cybis figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Lady Macbeth #602 – $74.95 on 1/18/23 on eBay. Crown is missing (cited by seller.) No other issues cited or visible.
Lady Macbeth #514 – $150 on 11/30/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Lady Macbeth #317 – $325 on 7/25/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Lady Macbeth, # not provided – $75 as one of a $150 two-item lot with Hamlet, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Lady Macbeth #430 – $200 on 7/10/22 on eBay. Damage to crown (crack/glue) which was also detached from hand, resulting in area of gold paint loss. Body of sculpture had no cited or visible damage other than to the hand where crown was originally attached.
Lady Macbeth #146 – $60 as one of a $110 lot with a damaged Ophelia, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No condition statement and only one photo.
Leda and The Swan #23 – $60 on 8/27/22 at Dargate Auction Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Liberty #94 – $35 on 2/17/25 at Tom Hall Auctions. Olive sprig is missing from her left hand. Auctioneer stated that the medallion had been glued back on. Auctioneer also stated that there is glue residue on the flagpole and on Liberty’s shoulder. Not stated was that the entire flag element is a replacement: It is a fabric flag rather than the original porcelain one; the original flag is also the ‘Betsy Ross’ version (with a circle of 13 stars on the blue field.) However, the auctioneer is unlikely to have known this.
Liberty, not numbered: $40 on 12/26/24 on eBay. This is the same piece that was sold previoiusly elsewhere (see below) and is in the same condition. However, the August sale did not have a close-up of the olive branch, which this sale did. It shows that it is not the original one that this edition carried, and that it has damage.
Liberty, not numbered – $8 as one of a $22.50 three-item lot on 8/9/24 at Sunrise Auctions. Flag has detached from side of sculpture, resulting in damage to that area. This sculpture is unfinished: There is no gold decoration anywhere on the sculpture, and she is not attached to a base. It is not numbered, and it is signed in the wrong place (on the underside rather than on the back of the dress hem). The other items in the lot were an unfinished Desdemona and an anonymous Europeaan china figure of a child.
Liberty #20 – $325 on 6/23/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos showed that the olive branch is missing from her left hand; no other damage visible.
Liberty, # not provided – $125 at Backstory Vintage in early March 2024. Wildly inaccurate condition statement by the seller as to condition, name, and when produced! Photos showed the olive-leaf spray missing from left hand, leaving residue of original glue attachment; American flag and flagpole entirely missing; thumb broken off right hand. There was only one photo, making it impossible to see if any other fingers are damaged as well. The eagle medallion originally next to right foot is missing. Multiple dark marks of unknown origin near neckline. Seller wrongly identified this piece as ‘Columbia’ and stated it was decades older than it is.
Limnette ‘Autumn’ #235 – $9.99 on 11/27/20 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Limnette ‘Easter Egg Hunt’ #244 – $24 as one of a $45 two-item lot with a Reindeer Ornament, on 5/5/25 at Luther Auctions. No damage cited or visible to either item.
Limnettes ‘Everyone’s Fun Time’ set of four, but see comments – $210 on 6/12/25 on eBay. Only one photo of the group, taken from too far away to see any of the numbers. Also, they are not mounted on the normal dark wood wedges; these are flat, intended to hang on a wall. The mounts are the same shapes as in the Limnettes brochure in this post, but are made of a different material: The ones in the brochure are white porcelain but these appear to be stained and lacquered wood. This seller supplied absolutely no information and thus earned a spot in My Top Five Laziest Listings of 2025.
Limnette ‘Independence Celebration’ #59 – $150 on 9/27/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Limnette ‘Sabbath Morning’, # (if any) not provided – $250 on 8/11/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Limnette ‘Spring’, not numbered – $25 as one of a $50 lot with a ‘Winter’ Limnette, on 12/4/22 on eBay. White porcelain wedge mount. Item is signed but not numbered.
Limnette ‘The Pond’, marked AP – $99 on 6/20/24 on eBay. Price and condition verified by purchaser. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate. On white porcelain wedge mount. This is the same Limnette that sold a year previously (see below) and is still in the same condition, i.e., plaque is mounted upside-down. (I have been advised that this purchaser subsequently corrected the orientation.)
Limnette ‘The Pond’, marked AP – $15 on 6/29/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible; however, the Limnette itself is upside-down on the front of the white porcelain wedge mount.
Limnette ‘Winter’, not numbered – $10 on 6/29/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. White porcelain wedge mount. Signed Cybis but not numbered; a penciled ID 804 on the back of the stand is not a Cybis mark.
Limnette ‘Winter’, not numbered – $25 as one of a $50 lot with a ‘Spring’ Limnette, on 12/4/22 on eBay. White porcelain wedge mount. Item is signed but not numbered.
Limnettes ‘The Wonderful Seasons’ set of four, see note re: numbers: $210 on 5/5/25 on eBay. Only one photograph of the group, which did not show any obvious damage. No condition statement. All on dark wood wedge mounts. The photo, when zoomed, showed that the individual numbers appear to be: Summer #473, Spring #185, and Autumn may be either #185 or #135. The number on Winter (if any) is not visible.
Limnettes ‘The Wonderful Seasons’, set of four, #s (if any) not provided – $210 on 2/11/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Limnettes ‘The Wonderful Seasons’, set of four, #s (if any) not provided – $60 on 10/20/18 at AGOPB. No damage cited or visible.
Little Blue Heron #28 – $35 on 6/10/25 at K B Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Little Blue Heron #91 – $96 on 5/5/25 on eBay. Missing its original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but there is some discoloration to the felt covering on the underside. (Seller made a false claim about this design, which is debunked in this post.)
Little Blue Heron #264 – $50 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Missing its original accompanying wood base. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Little Blue Heron #99 – $140 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but the felt covering on the underside is partially peeled off.
Little Blue Heron #11 – $10 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. Tip broken off small blade of grass at back; broken off/missing larger blade of grass adjacent; only three photos, one too blurry to assess condition of front.
Little Blue Heron #287 – $179.95 on 1/17/23 on eBay. Complete with original separate wood base, although that was not shown in the listing photos. No damage or repairs (price and condition confirmed by purchaser.)
Little Blue Heron #380 – $125 on 3/5/22 at Greenwich Auctions. Has original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible.
Little Blue Heron #12 – $70 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Auctioneer cited damage to the tip of one leaf but did not specify or show the location.
Little Blue Heron #448 – $125 on 6/7/20 at Kodner Galleries. No damage cited or visible in the two photos provided. Missing its original accompanying wood base.
Love Song Rose #12 – $150 on 10/20/17 at Dumouchelles. Has accompanying oval wood base. No damage cited or visible.
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Madame Butterfly #190 – $600 on 6/3/25 on eBay. Seller did not disclose that her parasol is missing, or that the yellow stick/comb in her hair is broken off (originally there were three: a red, a blue, and a yellow stick/comb.)
Madame Butterfly #8 – $1260 on 7/3/24 on eBay. Parasol is detached from her hands but included; there is a sloppy glue repair to part of the outer edge of the parasol top. The lowest (blue) hair stick/comb is broken off.
Madame Butterfly #253 – $225 on 3/23/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. The single photo did not show any obvious damage but was not adequate to properly assess condition.
Madame Butterfly, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and no more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Madonna with Lily #23 – $80 on 8/28/23 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Magic Boy (color) #60 – $500 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Magic Boy (color) #44 – $359 in June 2024 as a private sale. Purchaser confirmed price and advised that the top two feathers of the man’s headdress are broken off; no other damage.
Magic Boy (color) #39 – $76 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Bow is detached but present. The boy figure is entirely detached from porcelain base (adhesive failure) although the figure itself is intact.
Magic Boy (white), see note re: # – $650 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The sculpture number is somewhat smudged but appears to be either #2 or a number in the 20s. The wood base has a brass plaque that was affixed by an owner, not by the Cybis studio.
Magic Boy (white) #8 – $19 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young. One tooth on man’s left arm-band broken off. Wood base has brass plaque added (source unknown) that tells the sculpture’s name and number.
Magic Boy (white) # w-53 – $100 on 1/4/24 at Kodner Galleries. Cited repair to claw on adult’s right armband; photo also appeared to show a claw missing from his left armband as well.
Magic Boy #w-42 (white) – $50 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Part of the uppermost feather in the man’s headdress is broken off.
Mary Mary #320 – $17 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Mary Mary #330 – $4 on 2/19/25 at Johnson Auction Service. Two of the four flowers in her bouquet are broken off; there are unpainted and damaged areas where they were originally attached.
Mary Mary, see note re# – $60 on 1/16/25 on eBay. Seller posted only a stock image taken from a large retail site elsewhere, without disclosing that the photo does not show the actual item being offered. Did not show or cite the sculpture number. There is no way to know what condition this piece is actually in, other than the seller’s vague boilerplate claim of “excellent”. (Sorry, I get really steamed at deceptive seller practices like using stock pics instead of real ones.)
Mary Mary, # not provided – $3.75 as part of a $30 eight-piece lot on 12/6/24 at Freedom Auctions. Auctioneer said only “some losses, needs cleaning”. Only one very poor photo of the group together, which was useless for determining condition other than that all of the pieces were extremely filthy and possibly nicotine-stained. The other seven items were all open-edition Cybis madonna busts and child figures.
Mary Mary, # not provided – $20 as part of a $45 four-item lot on 7/10/23, at Caring Traditions of Reno. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage. Other items in the lot were a Rapunzel and the open editions Pollyanna and Windflower.
Mary Mary #33 – $25 as one of a $50 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Jeanie and a Pollyanna.
Melody #299 – $20 as one of a $52.50 three-item lot on 5/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were Pip the Elfin Player and Nicky the Drummer Boy.
Melody #303 – $139.99 on 4/26/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Melody #347 – $14 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Melody #583 – $57.66 on 4/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Melody #549 – $14 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Melody #322 – $60 on 4/4/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although extremely dirty throughout.
Melody #583 – $112 on 2/14/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Melody #420 – $50 on 2/14/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Melody #471 – $112 on 12/12/24 on eBay. One of the orange hair ribbons on the right side of her head is completely broken off. The firing holes directly below both armpits, which are normally filled with porcelain slip as part of the finishing process, were left open and are very noticeable. Sculpture is also quite grimy.
Melody, # not provided – $6 as one of an $18 three-item lot on 7/20/24 on eBay. The other two items were a Golden Prince and a vintage German figurine of an accordion player. The completely-useless photos made it impossible to determine the condition of any of them.
Melody #42 – $40 on 4/28/23, on eBay. Seller cited an “internal rattle” but no external damage cited or visible.
Melody, # not provided – $35 on or about 7/19/22 on Mercari. Seller claimed ‘excellent condition’ but only provided only a single photo.
Minnehaha, see note re: #– $36.99 on 6/17/25 at Estate Sales Minnesota. Missing the original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There is no visible sculpture number anywhere.
Minnehaha #210 – $130 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Minnehaha, see note re: number – $5pe6 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Feather broken off headband and included; ends of two rushes (stems/sticks) broken off and included; tips or ends of some others may be broken off as well. Sculpture is detached from wood base (no molly bolt); base may have damage also. Part of sculpture number is smudgy; it might be 363 although uncertain. The first and third digits are definitely 3.
Minnehaha #479 – $60 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos, which showed it is missing one of the sticks and another is partially broken off.
Minnehaha #207 – $70 on 9/19/22 at Feminine Touch Auctioneers. Missing its original wood base. No damage cited; poor photographs appeared to show reeds missing from front section.
[Mohawk ‘Kateri Tekakwitha’ = see Kateri Tekakwitha]
Moses #62 – $100 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Moses #288 – $185 on 2/23/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible (same condition as previous sale a month ago)
Moses #374 – $200 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Moses #288 – $50 on 1/19/25 at Bill Hood Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Moses #141 – $801.11 on 10/8/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although most of the photos were rather blurry. Note: The seller’s description said that 10% of the selling price would be donated to the American Red Cross to support their relief efforts after the recent hurricane.
Moses #580 – $150 on 10/3/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Moses #156 – $100 on 7/2/23 at Napoleon’s Fine Art. No damage cited or visible. See also the previous March 2023 and October 2022 sales below.
Moses #156 – $260 on 3/4/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also the previous October 2022 sale shown below.
Moses #577 – $25 on 11/5/22 at Joshua Kodner Auctions. Photos showed a badly-botched repair attempt to reattach middle finger of right hand.
Moses #156 – $80 on 10/16/22 at DuMouchelles Auctions. No damage cited; photos show significant dirt and grime, and were not helpful re: condition.
Moses #505 – $70 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Moses, # not provided – $45 on 12/8/20 at Weschler’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Moses Plaque #9 – $78 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
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Narcissus #194 – $190 on 4/13/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Narcissus #450 – $90 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Narcissus #113 – $289.99 on 11/11/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Narcissus #219 – $55.25 on 10/16/24 on eBay. The tips of two of the three tallest vertical leaves are broken off. The uppermost part of the unopened flower bud is also broken off. Has original accompanying wood base.
Narcissus #332 – $95 as one of a $225 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Narcissus #446 – $100 as one of a $125 lot with a Windflower, on 8/25/18 at Austin Auction Gallery. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Nashua #70 – $600 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. Missing the original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible, although the photos showed a few very tiny white spots which may be packing material that was not completely cleaned off.
Nashua #279 – $400 on 10/22/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to porcelain, but is missing its original wood base and brass plaque.
Nefertiti #200 – $125 as one of a $250 two-item lot with a Queen Guinevere, on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. No condition statement, and only one photo which was no help in determining condition.
Nefertiti #290 – $200 on 4/16/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. The rope connecting the left rear tassel to the seat cushion is broken off. Discoloration and damage to many areas of the grey felt covering the bottom of the piece, possibly from water damage and/or mold.
Nefertiti, signed but not numbered – $80 on 10/7/23 at Dovetail Auctions. No condition statement given; photos did not show any obvious damage.
Nefertiti, # not provided – $79 as part of a $475 six-item lot of female limited-edition Cybis figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Nefertiti #122 – $130 on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Nefertiti, # not provided – $87.50 as one of a $175 two-item lot with a Hamlet on 1/12/22 at World Auction Gallery. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Noah #109 – $106 on 9/16/25 at Caring Traditions of South Birmingham. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but is missing its original accompanying wood base.
Noah #312 – $130 on 2/25/25 at C. Biddle Auctions. No damage cited or visible, but is missing its original accompanying wood base.
Noah #290 – $465 on 1/28/25 on eBay. Missing original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible, although very dirty and grimy (same condition as previous sale).
Noah #290 – $150 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. Missing original accompanying wood base. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage. Sculpture is heavily soiled and with significant nicotine stains.
Noah #490 – $53 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible, but is missing its original accompanying wood base.
Noah #314 – $30 on 4/10/24 at Blackwell Auctions. Dove had broken off and been reattached in a horrendously sloppy and non-professional manner.
Noah #12 – $30 on 1/1/23 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. Auctioneer’s description cited “repaired, bird on hand.”
Noah #93 – $70 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
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Oberon #71 – $7 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Oberon #35 – $119.50 on 10/30/24 on eBay. One petal broken off each of the two flowers (on shoulder and in hand) but included. This damage was not present when it was previously sold in August 2023.
Oberon #35 – $28.50 as one of a $57 two-item lot with Rose Red, on 8/29/23 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Oberon #33 – $249 on 2/17/22 on Mercari. No damage cited or visible.
[Onandaga ‘Hiawatha’ = see Hiawatha]
Ophelia #596 – $5 as one of a $13 six-item lot on 9/9/25 at Caring Traditions Mill Creek. No damage cited or visible. The other five items were various Cybis ‘Children to Cherish’ plus a 1967 and 1970 Cybis catalog.
Ophelia #464 – $40 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Ophelia #143 – $100 on 2/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the naked eye; however, seller provided a black light photo that appears to show a repair to the right-hand bow loop at the back of her waist.
Ophelia #227 – $110 on 11/9/24 on eBay. One of the two bow loops on the left side of her head is broken off, and exposes the unpainted section of hair beneath.
Ophelia, marked AP – $95 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate. The other items in the group were Priscilla, Jane Eyre, and Carmen.
Ophelia #753 – $140 on 10/29/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photo showed damaged/missing lace on right cuff.
Ophelia #123 – $60 on 12/21/22 on eBay. Damaged lace on both cuffs; flower that was originally on left-hand hair ribbon broke off, leaving an unpainted area where the flower used to be.
Ophelia #600 – $50 as one of a $110 lot with a Lady Macbeth, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Auctioneer cited damage to her left cuff lace.
Othello #135 – $106 as one of a $256 lot with a Desdemona, on 6/3/25 on eBay. The lower part of his sword had broken off, just above the triangular maroon decoration, and been visibly re-attached with glue.
Othello #93 – $325 on 3/2/25 at Patricia Doyle Auctions. Two of the three feathers are missing from his turban.
Othello #269 – $383 on 2/17/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Othello #201 – $130 as one of a $350 lot with a Desdemona, on 2/16/25 on eBay. Turban feathers are broken off (same condition as previous sale a year ago).
Othello #102 – $275 on 10/29/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. End/tip of sword blade is broken off. Ring finger on left hand broken off and glued back on sloppily.
Othello #305 – $450 on 5/30/24 at Pandora Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Othello, #201 – $33 on 2/14/24 at Reeds Auction Company. Two feathers completely broken off turban, and 90% of the third feather broken off as well.
Othello #24 – $195 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Othello, marked AP – $99.01 on 4/2/23 at Great Lakes VNTG. Painted in a colorway that is different from the retail edition. See this page for an explanation of the many different things that the AP designation might indicate.
Otters ‘Baxter and Doyle’ #107 – $84 on 4/29/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Previously sold in October 2024.
Otters ‘Baxter and Doyle’ #107 – $199 on 10/15/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
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Pansies ‘China Maid’, see note re: # – $41.00 on 6/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Although the seller described the sculpture number as being 971, the photo shows that it could also be 921 instead. (‘China Maid’ is the yellow-flower edition.)
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #852 – $50 as one of a $70 lot with a damaged Windflower, on 4/12/25 at Epic Auctions. Pansies have no damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #868 – $60 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #153 – $42 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage to the porcelain, but part of the top of the wood base appeared to be weathered.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #707 – $80 on 2/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There are two small areas of missing felt on the underside of the wood base.
Pansies ‘China Maid’, see note re: # – $75 on 12/1/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but it is missing its original wood base. The sculpture is signed, but not numbered.
Pansies ‘China Maid’, see note re: # – $14 on 10/2/24 at Estate Sales Minnesota. No damage cited or visible. Sculpture # is uncertain because of the bad photo angle; it could be either 682, 692, or 602.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #500 – $45 on 7/26/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #850 – $30 on 6/20/24 at Link Auctions. No condition statement and only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #434 – $20 on 5/3/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘China Maid’ #86 – $30 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #259 – $90 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There is damage to part of the wood base: crazing, scratches, and part of the veneer is missing. (‘Crinoline Lady’ is the purple-flower edition.)
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #443 – $95 on 10/24/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #677 – $92.91 on 7/26/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #140 – $71 as one of a $500 seven-piece lot on 4/21/24 at Burchard Galleries. No condition statement regarding the pansy. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage. The other six items in the lot were Boehm floral pieces of comparable size and complexity.
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #288 – $2 on 9/23/23 on MaxSold. Most of one butterfly wing is broken off, and one leaf broken off.
Pansies ‘Crinoline Lady’ #204 – $70 as one of a $200 four-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other items were an Apple Blossoms with Butterfly, Magnolia, and Windflower.
Pegasus #306 – $1100 on 9/16/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. The wood base has a vertical crack (or possibly very deep narrow gouge) on the front-facing side below the rear legs. See prior sale in July; no mention or close-up photo then of the base’s condition.
Pegasus #176 – $130 on 7/31/25 on Everything But the House. Multiple areas of bad repair: Oxidized (yellowed) glue evident where the left foreleg and the left wing attach to the body. The pegasus obviously became detached at some point because white paint is flaking off the top of the ‘cloud’ and also the body of the horse in that area. The felt on the underside of the wood base is water-stained along the entire outer edge, and has been sloppily cut away to expose the screw that attaches the cloud to the base.
Pegasus #306 – $58 on 7/7/25 at Caring Traditions of Central Arkansas. Some small dark scuff marks on right rear flank.
Pegasus #467 – $899.95 on 7/6/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Previous sale shown below. (This seller cited the sculpture number incorrectly in the title and description, but one of the photos clearly showed that it is #467.)
Pegasus #467 – $124 on 7/3/25 at Tumbleson Auction Co. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus #77– $124 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus #57 – $225 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. Auctioneer cited a “chip on wing” but photos were inadequate to view the area.
Pegasus #130 – $75 as one of a $200 three-item lot on 3/26/18 at O’Gallerie Auctions.Only one photo, of the group, which did not show any obvious damage. The other two items were a Unicorn Head ‘Prince Brocade’ and a Unicorn.
Pegasus Colts ‘Flight and Fancy’ #11 – $50 on 7/31/25 on Everything But the House. The tail of one of the colts has been broken off and glued back on. Auctioneer stated “small crack to wing of one Pegasus at seam” but did not provide a close up photo of that area.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #433 – $110 on 8/20/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also prior January 2025 sale shown below.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #328 (yellow-rope) – $50 on 8/14/25 on eBay. There is an area of orange discoloration on the edge of the right wing which may indicate a past repair (oxidized glue.) No other issues visible. See this post for an explanation of the rope color differences.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #106 (yellow-rope) – $35 as one of a $100 three-item lot on 8/1/25 on Everything But the House.No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Poppy the Performing Pony and a standard-rope Free Spirit.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #17 – $30 as one of a $xxx three-item lot on 8/1/25 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Poppy the Performing Pony and a yellow-rope Free Spirit.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’, see note re:# – $399 on 4/16/25 on eBay. Only two photos (one at a front angle and one of the belly) which did not show any obvious damage. The belly photo was at an angle that did not show the sculpture number clearly, but it appears to be #116 (see previous sale a month ago.)
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #667 – $395 on 4/14/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #116 – $55.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #525 (yellow-rope) – $199.99 on 2/6/25 on ebay. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #433 – $95 on 1/7/25 on eBay. Black marks of unknown origin on outside and back of right rear leg.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #417 – $175 on 7/12/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #374 – $20 on 11/27/23 at KC Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’, # not provided – $50 as one of a $65 lot with a Springtime, on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ #316 (yellow-rope) – $112 as one of a $225 lot with a Boehm figure of a boy riding a dolphin, on 3/2/19 at AGOPB. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus Colts ‘Flight and Fancy’ #361 – $68.39 on 5/31/25 on eBay. Both colts are completely detached from the porcelain base section and from each other. One colt’s tail is completely broken off; tail included but with the rose damaged; blue ribbons that were originally attached to that tail are missing except for some fragments that remain attached to the colt’s butt. Feathers are broken off both of that colt’s wings, and the rose behind his left ear is damaged. The other colt has feathers broken off his left wing. Glue residue remains in the hole/peg areas where the colts were originally attached to each other, and on top of the porcelain base.
Pegasus Colts ‘Flight and Fancy’ #541 – $600 on 4/4/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pegasus Colts ‘Flight and Fancy’ #60 – $399.99 on 2/10/23 on eBay. No damage visible, but photos strongly suggest that the animals and the porcelain base became detached and then were reattached sloppily with glue.
Persephone #105 – $460 on 5/13/25 on eBay. Close-up photo showed likely damage to the end of the vine/stem extending below her right hand. This is the same piece that sold on 3/20/25 as noted below, but has more photographs than that sale did. Chipped mistletoe leaf still exists.
Persephone, #105 – $10.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one full length photo; the detail photo showing the sculpture number also showed a broken-off mistletoe leaf adjacent to it. Uncertain if other damage existed.
Persephone, see note re: number – $150 on 7/3/24 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement. Most of the two bow tails on her hair ribbon are broken off. Seller claimed sculpture is #135 but photo showed the final digit partially rubbed off; it definitely is not #135, which sold in 2023 with a clear photo of the number. Thus this one is #13(something) but is not #135.
Persephone, # not provided – $75 as one of a $375 five-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a closely-spaced group which made it impossible to properly assess condition. The other items in the group were Scarlett, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, and Cinderella at the Ball.
Persephone #84 – $30 on 5/6/23 at Reata Pass Auctions. Only very poor photographs from which it was impossible to determine the piece’s condition.
Persephone #156 (original edition) – $325 on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Pheasant = see Ring-Necked Pheasant
Pip, the Elfin Player #187 – $135 on 5/20/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #844 – $20 as one of a $52.50 three-item lot on 5/10/25 on eBay. The other two items were Melody and Nicky the Drummer Boy.
Pip, the Elfin Player #22 – $60 on 5/8/25 on eBay. One fern frond broken off. Flute previously detached and was glued back in a slightly different position.
Pip, the Elfin Player #77 – $12.50 as one of a $50 lot on 5/7/25 at NJ Antiques. Flute is missing. The other pieces were a Theron and an Ispanky item.
Pip, the Elfin Player #579 – $76 on 2/6/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible (same condition as in Feb. 2024 sale below)
Pip, the Elfin Player, see note re: # – $21 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. Flute is detached from hands, but present. The sculpture number is not painted well, and could be either #40 or #46.
Pip, the Elfin Player #661 – $20 on 11/1/24 on eBay. Flute is missing. No damage cited or visible otherwise.
Pip, the Elfin Player #402 – $50 on 6/6/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #288 – $75 as one of a $250 three-item lot on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photo which did not show any obvious damage. The other two items were a Puck and a damaged Cybele.
Pip, the Elfin Player #579 – $25 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player, # not provided – $27.50 on 12/21/23 at Elwoods Auction. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Pip, the Elfin Player #434 – $35 on 11/27/23 at KC Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #189 – $110 on 11/2/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. The three photos did not show any obvious damage.
Pip, the Elfin Player #153 – undisclosed amount under $35 on 8/17/23 on eBay. Index finger of left hand broken off; flute is missing, and attachment putty remains dried onto right palm.
Pip, the Elfin Player #848 – $125 on 2/5/23, on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #637 – $25 on 10/2/22 at Four Seasons Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #74 – $20.50 as one of a $41 two-item lot with a damaged Peter Pan, on 7/13/22 on Everything But The House. Pip is missing his flute; no other damage cited or visible.
Pip, the Elfin Player #175 – $50 as one of a $225 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Complete with original accompanying base. No damage cited or visible. The other items were Cybele and a damaged The Lady and The Unicorn.
[‘Polish Bride’ = see The Bride]
[Pope John Paul II = see The Pope]
Poppy the Performing Pony #683 – $50 on 9/28/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony #711 – $35 as one of a $xxx three-item lot on 8/1/25 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a yellow-rope Pegasus ‘Free Spirit’ and a standard-rope ‘Free Spirit.’
Poppy the Performing Pony #76 – $250 on 7/27/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony, # not provided – $10 as one of a $30 lot with three other Cybis pieces, on 7/4/25 at Langston Auction Gallery. No damage cited or visible. The other items were a Nancy & Ned Sledding, a Dandy, and a Bosun missing his banana.
Poppy the Performing Pony #459 – $30 on 4/14/25 at Gallery One Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony #688 – $62.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Poppy the Performing Pony #53 – $42 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Poppy the Performing Pony #301 – $100 on 1/9/25 on eBay. V-shaped black mark that appears to be from a black permanent marker, on the tail.
Poppy the Performing Pony #954 – $150 on 11/9/24 on eBay. This seller did not disclose, either in words or with a clear photograph, the fact that the broken-off large headdress feather had been glued back onto the figure; see previous sale below.
Poppy the Performing Pony #954 – $5 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. The largest feather on the pony’s headdress was broken off by the auctioneer before the end of the sale, and shown in an additional photograph as well as being mentioned in the description. The broken-off feather was provided along with the figure.
Poppy the Performing Pony #450 – $34.99 on 9/9/24 on eBay. One headdress plume broken off.
Poppy the Performing Pony #481 – $39.50 on 8/10/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony, # not provided – $4.25 as one of a $30 lot of seven damaged Cybis and Boehm pieces, on 7/17/24 at Jaremos Estate Liquidators. Poppy’s central feather on her bridle is broken off and there are several dark marks of unknown origin on her body. The other six items were open editions in various degrees of breakage or with very-badly-done repairs.
Poppy the Performing Pony #797 – $50 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony #661 – $40 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No damage cited or visible other than several black grease(?) marks on underside of belly.
Poppy the Performing Pony #407 – $85 on 1/7/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony #377 – $125 on 7/9/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Poppy the Performing Pony #238 – $50 as one of a $130 four-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. The other items were an Appaloosa Colt, a Pinto Colt missing its base, and a Darby & Joan missing its base.
Poppy the Performing Pony, # not provided – $60 as one of an $80 lot with a Heidi, on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Portia #2 – $90 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #729 – $28.38 on 6/17/25 at Estate Sales Minnesota. The lace collar below the left side of her face is discolored (light brown), and a section of lace immediately behind that area appears to be damaged.
Portia #343 – $160 on 5/19/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #381 – $85 on 5/13/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #627 – $90 on 5/8/25 on eBay. Damage to ringlet in front of right ear. Seller claimed sculpture # was 677 but photo showed it to be #627. See also previous January 2025 shown below.
Portia, see note re: # – $60 on 5/3/25 on eBay. Photos were too fuzzy to determine the actual condition of the lace collar/ruff. Sculpture number was partially removed, possibly by cleaning, and the remaining paint is fainter and slightly smudged. The first two digits are 6 and 7, and the final one may be a 2; if so, see previous November 2024 sale below.
Portia #176 – $40 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #68 – $69.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Portia #267 – $69.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Portia #428 – $249.99 on 2/19/25 on eBay. Possible damage to the middle fingernail on her left hand (photo unclear); no other issues visible. There were no close-up photos at the time of its previous sale in January 2024 (see below.)
Portia #627– $22 as one of a $50 three-item lot on 1/19/25 at Bill Hood Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Pinto Colt and a Racoon ‘Raffles.’
Portia, # not provided – $86 on 12/20/24 on eBay. Only one photo that was obviously a stock image rather than showing the actual sculpture being offered for sale.
Portia #662 – $155 on 12/10/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Portia, # not provided – $3.50 as part of a $30 nine-piece lot on 12/6/24 at Freedom Auctions. Auctioneer said only “some losses, needs cleaning”. Only one very poor photo of the group together, which was useless for determining condition other than that all of the pieces were extremely filthy and possibly nicotine-stained. The other eight pieces were seven assorted open-edition human figures and an Enchanted Princess Aurora.
Portia #672 – $30 on 11/29/24 at Estate Consultants 123 Inc. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #529 – $49 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #383 – $90 on 3/5/24 at Have Gavel Will Travel. Unhelpful photos which did not show any obvious damage but there were no close-ups of the lace elements.
Portia #428 – $120 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Portia #39 – $350 on 9/17/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #205 – $275 on 7/25/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Portia #254 – $70 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. The curls in front of each ear do not match in quantity, suggesting missing sections of the right-hand one(s.)
Portia, # not provided – $105 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
[Prince Florimund (ballet dancer) = see Enamoured Prince Florimund]
[Princess Aurora (ballet dancer) = see Enchanted Princess Aurora]
Priscilla, no number on sculpture – $76 on 6/7/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #197 – $85 on 5/26/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. However, the close-up photo of the signature and sculpture number showed a very thin dark blue diagonal line that may be from the time of manufacture.
Priscilla #254 – $85 on 5/15/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #24 – $14 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Priscilla #14 – $60 on 12/8/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #131 – $45 on 9/13/24 on eBay. Sloppy attempt at repair of broken-off left front part of bonnet; clear glue ran down left side of face and still remains.
Priscilla #88 – $92 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. The other items in the group were Eleanor, Good Queen Anne (possibly damaged), and Abigail Adams.
Priscilla #389 – $92 as one of a $375 four-item lot on 6/22/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photograph, taken frontally and at a distance, of the lot as a group; it was insufficient to properly assess overall condition, but no obvious damage was noticed. The other items in the group were Ophelia, Jane Eyre, and Carmen.
Priscilla, marked A.P. – $61 on 2/29/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. This particular piece was given by the Cybis studio to Priscilla’s designer, Dolores Valenza. She later wrote comments on the underside and signed it, all in what appears to be a red marker pen.
Priscilla #162 – $40 on 11/27/23 at KC Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #235 – $100 on 11/7/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Priscilla #51 – $30 on 10/29/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Priscilla #18 – undisclosed amount under $120 on 4/25/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #295 – $119 on 2/25/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #80 – $150 on 10/15/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Priscilla #157 – $45 as one of a $90 lot with a Folk Singer, on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Puck #11 – $350 on 1/30/25 on eBay. The Puck figure had become detached from the porcelain base (they were only attached with a small dab of grey adhesive) but neither element had any damage cited or visible.
Puck, # not provided – $100 as one of a $250 three-item lot on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photo which was no help in determining condition. The other two items were Pip the Elfin Player and a damaged Cybele.
Puck, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
[Pueblo ‘Eagle Dancer’ = see Eagle Dancer]
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Queen Esther #438 – $85 on 5/13/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also previous November 2022 sale below.
Queen Esther #515 – $75 on 5/3/25 on eBay. This seller did not take photos, but instead used the photographs that were taken by the auction company from which they bought this piece in November 2024 (see below). Therefore, there is no way to know whether the condition now is the same as what it was six months ago.
Queen Esther #651 – $76 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Queen Esther, see note re: #- $123.50 on 3/15/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. This piece has no sculpture number.
Queen Esther #77 – $125 on 1/25/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther #515 – $30 on 11/29/24 at Estate Consultants 123 Inc. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther #268 – $127 on 11/7/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther #402 – $80 on 11/1/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther, # not provided – $75 as one of a $250 six-item lot of assorted Cybis on 8/13/24 at Weschler’s Auctions. Only one group photo was provided, which did not show any obvious damage. The other items were a Bathsheba, Peter Pan, Rusty & Jonny, Chantilly kitten, and a circa-1980s Cybis display sign.
Queen Esther #375 – $250 in May 2024 as a verified private sale. Purchaser confirms no damage or repairs.
Queen Esther #637 – $130 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Queen Esther #104 – $180 on 4/24/23, on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther #438 – $199.95 on 11/24/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible
Queen Esther #188 – $125 on 10/11/22 at Akiba Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Esther #440 – $55 as one of a $110 two-item lot with Eleanor of Aquitaine, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Queen Esther #42 – $160 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Queen Guinevere, # not provided – $175 on 4/21/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Guinevere, # not provided – $125 as one of a $250 two-item lot with a Nefertiti, on 5/18/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. Only one photo which was no help in determining condition.
Queen Guinevere #33 – $75.50 as one of a $115.50 two-item lot with a damaged Richard the Lionheart, on 2/29/24 at Hodges Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Guinevere #225 – $78 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only two photos; they did not show any obvious damage.
Queen Guinevere #293 – $130 on 1/13/24 at Lionsmark Auctions. No damage cited or visible but here are some faint dark gray marks on her lower back that could be either scuffing or dirt.
Queen Guinevere, # not provided – $225 on 1/26/23 on Mercari. No damage cited by seller. There were only four photos, none showing the entire figure; no damage was visible in those photos.
Queen Guinevere #168 – $300 as one of a $600 two-item lot with a King Arthur, on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Queen of Sheba #152 – $300 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Queen Titania #482 – $199 on 6/21/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Titania, marked A.P. – $100 on 4/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Queen Titania #634 – $220 on 4/15/25 on eBay. No damage cited. However, the photos were manipulated in order to remove the background, which make some of the edges and other areas black. This made it difficult to see whether there was damage in any of those areas.
Queen Titania #470 – $150 on 3/28/25 on eBay. One of the green ribbons on the flower cluster atop her left shoulder is broken off, leaving a green paint streak down her upper arm where the ribbon used to be. A ribbon at the back of the flower cluster atop her right shoulder is also broken off, leaving green paint residue where her right arm joins her shoulder. A fern frond is broken off the plant in front of her left foot. Seller cited the fern but only one of the missing ribbons
Queen Titania #525 – $250 on 2/7/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Titania #182 – $180 on 1/16/25 on eBay. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage. Seller did not provide any statement of condition.
Queen Titania, # not provided – $3.50 as part of a $30 eleven-piece lot on 12/6/24 at Freedom Auctions. Auctioneer said only “some losses, needs cleaning”. Only one very poor photo of the group together, which was useless for determining condition other than that all of the pieces were extremely filthy and possibly nicotine-stained. The other ten items were all open-edition child figures, some of which were duplicates.
Queen Titania #2 – $200 on 8/14/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although the photos when zoomed became very blurry.
Queen Titania #1 – $295 on 6/25/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Queen Titania, # is either 749 or 743 – $295 on 6/25/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. The third digit of the sculpture number is inconclusive due to the angle at which the photo was taken.
Queen Titania, # not provided – $62.50 as one of a $125 two-item lot on 12/17/23 at BKG Antique Mall. Only two photos (front and back) which did not show any obvious damage. The other item in the lot was a Robin Hood wrongly described as being Peter Pan.
Queen Titania, # not provided – $16.50 as part of a $50 three-item lot on 11/5/23, at BKG Antique Mall. Only two photos (front and back) showing all three items together and at a distance. One photo shows both thumbs broken off Titania. The other two items were a damaged Aphrodite and a seemingly-undamaged Cinderella.
Queen Titania #710 – $200 on 9/2/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
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Rapunzel (apricot) #605 – $14.06 on 8/15/25 on eBay. One of the two bow loops near her hands is completely broken off. See previous sale in March 2025 where there was no damage.
Rapunzel (apricot) #40 – $25 as one of a $70 four-piece Cybis lot on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible to any of them. The others were a Gretel, a Pollyanna, and a Little Red Riding Hood.
Rapunzel (apricot) #498 – $65 on 4/17/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (apricot) #605 – $29 on 3/26/25 at Estate Sales Minnesota. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (apricot) #498 – $7 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Rapunzel (apricot) #251 – $30 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (apricot) #282 – $50 on 10/27/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, although quite dirty.
Rapunzel (apricot) #137 – $35 on 6/30/24 on eBay. Left pinky finger broken off. Most of one of the two long front bow tails on her braid is broken off. Previous sale in May 2023 shown below.
Rapunzel (apricot) #334 – $25 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. One of the two ribbon streamers below her hands is broken off.
Rapunzel (apricot) #450 – $140 on 12/14/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (apricot) #137 – $5 as one of a $10 two-item lot with Yankee Doodle Dandy on 5/5/23 at Sunrise Antiques & Auctioneers. Left pinkie finger broken off.
Rapunzel (apricot) #700 – $17 as part of a $50 lot of three Rapunzels, on 3/28/23 at Echoes Antiques & Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (apricot) #559 – $109.99 on 12/15/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac) #656 – $120 on 9/19/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac), see note re: # – $76.50 on 6/15/25 on eBay. The frontmost point of her hat has a chip at the very tip. The second digit of the three-digit sculpture number is smudged and darker, as if the artist tried to correct it. The number could be either 351 or 381.
Rapunzel (lilac) #987 – $98 on 4/30/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac) #701 – $30 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac) #696 – $17.50 on 2/6/26 at Jeane & Jude Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac) #407 – $30 on 2/4/24 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. Part of the ribbon bow attached to the back of her cap is broken off.
Rapunzel (lilac) #475 – $17 as part of a $50 lot of three Rapunzels, on 3/28/23 at Echoes Antiques & Auctions. Broken flower in hair braid, and missing one feather on cap.
Rapunzel (lilac) #237 – $125 on 1/31/23, on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (lilac) #3 – $10 as one of a $50 four-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. Central feather broken off headdress. The other items were a Hansel, a damaged Gretel, and a pink Rapunzel.
Rapunzel (pink) #883 – $59.99 on 9/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (pink) #23 – $23.22 on 6/17/25 at Estate Sales Minnesota. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (pink) #843 – $18 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo. The position of her mirror is farther away from her hand than usual, suggesting that it may have become detached and re-glued in slightly the wrong place. Possible damage to part of the front hair bow, but uncertain due to photo glare.
Rapunzel (pink) #799 – $30 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible
Rapunzel (pink), # not provided – $7 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Rapunzel (pink), see note re # – $10.50 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Part of the final digit in the sculpture number is slightly smudged; it could be either #757 or #759
Rapunzel (pink) #102 – $11 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Rapunzel (pink), # not provided – undisclosed amount greater than $6 on 11/14/23 at Pink Flamingo Auctions. No condition statement, and only one photo (front facing) which did not show any obvious damage.
Rapunzel (pink) #813 – $20 as part of a $45 four-item lot on 7/10/23, at Caring Traditions of Reno. Only one photo which did not show any obvious damage. Other items in the lot were a Mary Mary and the open editions Pollyanna and Windflower.
Rapunzel (pink) #977 – $17 as part of a $50 lot of three Rapunzels, on 3/28/23 at Echoes Antiques & Auctions. Three missing fingers on left hand; mirror had obviously been detached and glued back on.
Rapunzel (pink) #255 – $26 on 7-2-22 at Atterberry Auctions. No condition statement and only one photo, from too far away to determine condition.
Rapunzel (pink) #508 – $20 as one of a $50 four-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other items were a Hansel, a damaged Gretel, and a damaged lilac Rapunzel.
Richard the Lionheart #113 – $75 on 4/27/25 on eBay. Sword is entirely missing. End of ring finger on left hand (to which the sword was originally attached) is broken off. Goblet is detached from hand and its bottom section is broken off.
Richard the Lionheart #108 – $225 on 4/21/25 on eBay. Goblet is held at an angle rather than upright, indicating that it had become detached from its original position and glued back incorrectly.
Richard the Lionheart #33 – $384 on 2/17/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Richard the Lionheart #277 – $449 on 12/13/24 on eBay. Seller cited that the sword, which was completely detached at the time of the January 2024 sale (see below) has been reattached; also that the “goblet has been reattached.” See note on the Jan 2024 sale about the goblet being in the wrong position at that time.
Richard the Lionheart, # is either 74 or 94 – $40 as one of a $115.50 two-item lot with a Queen Guinevere, on 2/29/24 at Hodges Auctions and Liquidations. Goblet is missing; sword detached but present; left hand severely damaged (old adhesive and paint residue near base of thumb, and the next three fingers are broken off.) Sculpture # is shown in only one distant photo; it appears to be 74 but could possibly be 94.
Richard the Lionheart #277 – $200 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Photos indicated that the goblet had been detached and reattached in the wrong position in his hand, and that the sword-in-scabbard was currently detached (description cited “removeable sword”). See subsequent sale in December 2024.
Richard the Lionheart, # not provided. $12.60 as one of a $38 three-item lot, on 7/26/23 at Black Rock Galleries. Front section of crown broken off and included. Sword had detached and re-attached upside down. The other two items in lot were a damaged Sir Henry and a Madonna with Bird with one finger broken off.
Richard the Lionheart #249 – $212.50 as one of a $425 two-item lot with Berengaria on 7/23/22 at Schmidt’s Antiques Auctions. No damage cited, but the photos were unhelpful in determining condition.
Ring-necked Pheasant #62 – $188.50 on 11/4/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Ring-necked Pheasant #30 – $150 on 9/16/23 at Burchard Galleries. Auctioneer cited a repair to part of the branch behind the bird, but photos did not reveal where it actually is.
Robin #628 – $100 on 5/12/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Robin #29 – $40 as one of a $64 lot with a Victoria, on 5/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to either bust.
Robin #86 – $30 on 5/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible to any of the porcelain. There is brownish discoloration to the felt on the underside of the wood base.
Robin #95 – $21 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Robin #750 – $110 on 12/3/24 on eBay. Damage and losses to the left side of her floral circlet/headband.
Robin #354 – $50 on 9/14/24 on eBay. Two petals broken off one of the yellow flowers; toggle-bolt attachment to the wood base is loose. Wood base has a damaged area at one lower corner. See also previous June 2023 sale below.
Robin #304 – $95 on 8/30/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Robin #94 – $60 as one of a $79.99 lot with a Head of Boy, on 8/9/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Robin #460 or possibly #469 (final digit uncertain) – $5 on 10/11/23 as part of a $13 three-item lot with Eros and a Madonna With Bird, at Caring Traditions South Puget Sound. No damage cited or visible.
Robin #154 – $75 as part of a $150 four-item lot on 9/19/23 at Uniques & Antiques Auctions. The photos of Robin showed no damage. The other items in the lot were all open editions (Funny Face, Valentine, and Rumples the Pensive Clown) which were very dirty although Robin was not.
Robin #354 – $22.50 as part of a $45 three-item lot on 6/26/23 at Caring Traditions of Cleveland. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were the open editions Melissa and Burro ‘Fitzgerald.’
Robin #671 – $82.69 on 6/22/23 at Caring Traditions of Alexandria. No damage cited or visible.
Robin #385 – $70 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Romeo and Juliet #26 – $800 on 8/4/24 on eBay. Very visible glue repair to significantly-damaged left sleeve on Romeo. Damage did not exist at previous sale in April 2024.
Romeo and Juliet #26 – $375 on 4/30/24 at Esquis Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Romeo and Juliet, not numbered – $125 as one of a $175 lot with a Curtain Call, on 8/22/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No damage cited or visible.
Rose Red #226 – $6 on 8/17/25 at Miz Lehman Realtors Auctioneers. Possible damage to the flowers above the bow on the back of her hair; photo not conclusive.
Rose Red #190 – $92 on 9/3/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Rose Red #102 – $62.87 on 6/3/24 on eBay. Numerous dark marks of unknown origin; two of the five felt circles on the underside are missing.
Rose Red #101 – $28.50 as one of a $57 two-item lot with Oberon, on 8/29/23 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Rose White #212 – $9 as one of an $18 two-item lot on 8/19/25 at K & B Auction Company. One leaf missing from nosegay at center front of her collar. The other item was a Boehm limited edition figure of Manon Lescaut with one earring broken off.
Rose White #83 – $14 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Photos show two areas of glue on parts of the chair; unsure whether evidence of repair or simply sloppy assembly at the studio.
Rose White #114 – $95 on 12/16/24 on ebay. No damage cited or visible.
Rose White #239 – $5 on 6/26/24 at Cellar Door Estates. Left pinkie finger is broken off, one of the two leaves under the bodice roses is broken off, and both of the bow loops on her hair ribbon are broken off.
Rose White, # not provided – $25 on 6/5/24 on eBay. Damaged or discolored area in front of the flowers on her lap; most of the pinky finger on left hand is broken off; possible damage near left hip (photo is unclear); black spots of unknown origin on back of skirt and seat leg as well as on front skirt ruffle.
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Sacajawea, # not provided – $20 as one of a $60 five-item Cybis lot on 4/29/25 at Jackson’s Auctions. Only two photos provided, of the group together; no obvious damage visible on any. The other items were a ‘Running Deer’, a ‘Little Eagle’ and two of the Madonna with Bird.
Sacajawea #211 – $90 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. The tip of her headband feather is chipped off.
Sacajawea #53 – $200 on 10/20/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Sacajawea #230 – $175 on 7/3/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Sacajawea #61 – $21 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Small chip to blue area of papoose carrier; no other issues cited or visible on the porcelain. There is significant fading of the dark stain on the wood base.
Sacajawea #479 – $100 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage to the porcelain, but the back of the wood base has damage to the surface.
Sacajawea #456 – $288 on 1/5/23 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Sacajawea #106 – $61 on 7/14/22 on Everything But The House. Visible repair (broken/re-glued) to feather on headband.
Sacajawea, marked A.P. – $25 as one of a $50 lot with a Hiawatha, on 3/26/22 at E J’s Auctions. Missing its original accompanying wood base. Part of the feather in her headband is broken off. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Saint Peter #220 – $32 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Saint Peter, see note re: # – $275 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. Missing original accompanying wood base. Only one photo. Upper half of gold key broken off; significant grime and nicotine stains. The sculpture number may be either #2 or a 2 followed by a second number which has been removed.
Saint Peter #37 – $39 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Scarlett #64 – $209.99 on 12/14/24 on eBay. Inaccurate condition statement; there is a section of lace broken off the front section trimming her left sleeve.
Scarlett #446 – $550 on 7/7/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Scarlett #138 – $70 on 10/8/23 at BKG Antique Mall. No condition statement; no obvious damage visible in their two photos.
Scarlett #278 – $175 on 4/26/23 on eBay. Two dark/black areas on back of one rear chair leg, as in September 2022 sale shown below.
Scarlett, # is either 470 or 476 – $25 on 4/5/23 at Auction Life Inc. Right pinkie finger broken off, and is missing a section of lace along her left shoulder.
Scarlett #278 – $75 on 9/17/22 at Nest Egg Auctions. No damage cited, but photos showed two dark/black areas on back of one rear chair leg.
Scarlett #462 – $50 as one of a $110 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible. The other two items were a Beatrice and a Pollyanna.
Scheherazade #54 – $187 on 10/3/23 as part of a $427 three-item lot on Everything But the House, with two other limited editions. No damage cited or visible. The other items were a mint Cleopatra Bust and a damaged The Lady and The Unicorn.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #7 – $315 on 8/22/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. See also the prior sale on 8/19/25 below.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #262 – $419.30 on 8/20/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Seller also included what they erroneously described as a “registry certificate from Cybis” but is actually something created by the original retailer as a marketing gimmick and is not something that the Cybis studio ever issued.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #7 – $100 as one of a $200 lot with a Cybele, on 8/19/25 at Bill Hood Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’, not numbered – $203 on 3/7/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Has Cybis signature but no sculpture number.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #204 – $625 on 11/14/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #246 – $163 as one of a $325 two-item lot with a Sharmaine, on 6/21/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. No condition statement, but the photos did not show any obvious damage.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #57 – $89 on 8/29/23 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible.
Sea King’s Steed ‘Oceania’ #52 – $60 as part of a $150 three-item lot on 10/8/22 at Case Antiques Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The other items were Unicorns ‘Gambol & Frolic’ and Carousel Horse Ticonderoga.
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph #84 – $485 on 12/16/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible (same condition as previous sale.)
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph #84 – $35 on 11/29/24 at Estate Consultants 123 Inc. No damage cited or visible.
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph #22 – $175 on 8/8/24 at Greenwich Auction. No damage cited or visible.
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph #108 – $499.99 on 7/12/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Sold with an accompanying Cybis-branded acrylic vitrine (glossy black acrylic flat base plus clear rectangular case with Cybis logo). However, the left side of the clear case is significantly damaged.
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph #123 – $162 as one of a $325 two-item lot with an Oceania, on 6/21/24 at Clars Auction Gallery. The photos did not show any obvious damage, although the close-up of her head possibly shows damage (or original paint mis-application) to the very tip of one leg of the starfish on her hair.
Sharmaine the Sea Nymph, # not provided – $140 as part of a $1400 ten-item lot of comparable other Cybis limited edition figures, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and no more than two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
[Shoshone ‘Sacajawea’ = see Sacajawea]
[Sioux ‘Wankan Tanka’ The Great Spirit = see Wankan Tanka]
Sir Henry #93 – $100 on 2/2/25 on eBay. Sword/scabbard is completely missing. Shield had become detached and was glued back into place at the wrong angle.
Sir Henry #137 – $250 on 1/29/24 at Beloit Auction & Realty. Sword entirely missing, and damage to original attachment area on body.
Sir Henry #125 – $12.60 as one of a $38 three-item lot, on 7/26/23 at Black Rock Galleries. Shield had been broken off and was re-attached in the wrong place (onto his right forearm). The other two items in lot were a damaged Richard the Lionheart and a Madonna with Bird with one finger broken off.
Sir Henry, see note re # – $300 on 4/28/23, on eBay. There is a chip on the back of the tree stump, just above the pair of oak leaves above the signature areas, and also on the surface of the left-hand oak leaf of that pair. No sculpture number appears on this piece. It is possible that the sculpture number was accidentally removed during a cleaning attempt.
Sir Henry #126 – $549 on 7/10/22 on eBay. Damage to area of foliage on base.
Skylark pair, both #129 – $13 on 6/3/25 at K & B Auction Company. Upper part of the tallest leaf, and one of the rear green leaves, on the female bird piece is broken off. Male bird has no damage cited or visible. Both have their original accompanying wood bases, but the male’s base has water damage on the front and a deep scratch at the right rear corner.
Skylark pair, both #37 – $40 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. On the female bird sculpture, a grass, one of the lower (horizontal) leaves was broken off midway and glued back on; the tip of that leave is also chipped. No damaged cited or visible to the male bird sculpture.
Skylark pair, both #158 – $125 for the pair, on or about 4/15/24 on Etsy. Female sculpture has two broken leaves: the tallest vertical leaf and one of the basal leaves in the foliage clump directly in front of the bird. No damage cited or visible to the male sculpture. See also previous June 2021 sale below.
Skylarks pair, both #158 – $65 on 6/2/21 at Weschler’s Auctions. Only one photo provided, which did not show any obvious damage.
Skylark, female, #308 – $39.99 as one of a $79.99 lot with a male Skylark (not an original pair, because the sculpture numbers and the color of the wood bases are different), on 6/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. (The female is the bird in a horizontal/crouching position.)
Skylark, female #244 – $15 as one of a $30 lot with a male Skylark, on 4/12/25 at Epic auctions. I am reporting them separately because these are not the original pair: the sculpture numbers are different, and the colors of the wood bases are different. This bird has no damage cited or visible to the porcelain, but the lower front edge of the wood base shows some weathering from either sunlight or water.
Skylark, female, # not provided – $26 on 3/29/21 at Apple Tree Auctions. Only one photograph, which did not show any obvious damage.
Skylark, male, #244 – $39.99 as one of a $79.99 lot with a female Skylark (not an original pair, because the sculpture numbers and the color of the wood bases are different), on 6/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. (The male is the upright-posture bird of the two.)
Skylark, male #18 – $98.10 on 5/10/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. There is a small, light scratch on the top of the wood base.
Skylark, male #306 – $5 as one of a $7 lot on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage. The other item in the lot was a Boehm Cygnet.
Skylark, male #60 – $15 as one of a $30 lot with a female Skylark, on 4/12/25 at Epic auctions. I am reporting them separately because these are not the original pair: the sculpture numbers are different, and the color of the wood bases are different. This bird had no damage cited or visible.
Skylark, male #237 – $14 on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage.
Skylark, male #168 – $123 on 7/29/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Skylark, male #191 – $31 on 2/26/23 on Everything But the House. No damage cited or visible to porcelain; some very minor scratches along bottom edge of the wood base.
Sleeping Beauty #149 – $99 on 5/10/25 on eBay. The left-hand lace-bow loop on the back of her dress is broken off. On her headdress, the upper part of the lace scallop on the end closest to the chair is broken off. (See a photo of a mint-condition lace headpiece in this post.)
Sleeping Beauty #386 – $7 USD) on 3/20/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which nevertheless was able to show that all of the lace on her headdress was broken off.
Sleeping Beauty #41 – $75 on 2/11/25 on eBay. This piece previously sold on eBay on 6/2/24, as shown below with my condition notes stating that 3/5 of the headdress lace was missing as the photos clearly showed. In this sale a poor ‘replacement’ section is present but with no mention of any repair. More than half of one of the bow loops is now broken off, but likewise not cited by this seller (not the same as the earlier seller.)
Sleeping Beauty, see note re: # – $148.75 on 12/6/24 on eBay. The entire width of the headdress lace is broken off except for the very bottom where the lace piece attached to her head. The seller’s description was ambiguous, saying that the “lace appears undamaged, see closeup and determine for yourself”. Not mentioned at all was that the lace around her left wrist is discolored (yellow) whereas all the other lace is white. The sculpture is signed Cybis but has no number; there are production markings on the underside but those are not sculpture numbers.
Sleeping Beauty #691 – $125 on 10/9/24 on eBay. No condition statement. Appearance of glue residue along the base of one end of the lace headdress suggests possible prior detachment and repair; no other issues visible.
Sleeping Beauty #41 – $34 on 6/2/24 on eBay. Seller’s condition statement suggested no damage, but their photos showed that 3/5 of the headdress lace is broken off.
Sleeping Beauty, signed but not numbered – $5.50 as part of a $25 five-item lot on 10/7/23, at Dovetail Auctions. No condition statement given; photo did not show any obvious damage although there was no close-up of her lace headpiece. The other items in the lot were Desdemona and a Sir Bailey, plus a pair of Ispanky porcelains (King Lear and Cordelia), one of which was autographed by Ispanky. No visible damage on those.
Sleeping Beauty #205 – $3 on 10/4/23 as one of a $6 two-item lot with Camille, on 10/4/23 on Everything But the House. Most of her headpiece lace is broken off.
Sleeping Beauty #214 – $135 on 3/14/23 on Mercari. No damage cited or visible.
Sleeping Beauty #234 – $59.95 on 11/10/22 on eBay. Areas of missing lace on left cuff and hairband.
Sleeping Beauty #603 – $113 on 10/10/22 on eBay. No damaged cited by seller, but photo clearly showed both loops on the back lace bow are broken.
Sleeping Beauty #693 – $50 on 7/31/22 on eBay. Left hand broken off above wrist and glued back; several fingers missing from left hand.
Sleeping Beauty #119 – $15 as one of a $60 five-item lot on 5/15/22 at Costea’s Auction Services. Only one photo of the lot as a group, which did not show any obvious damage. The other figurines were not identified as to manufacturer.
Sleeping Beauty #71 – $3 on 3/24/22 at Berner’s Auction Gallery. Part of the headdress lace is broken off.
Solitary Sandpiper female #214 – $33 on 9/3/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible. Has its original accompanying wood base.
Solitary Sandpiper female #382 – $39.99 as one of a $79.99 lot with a male Solitary Sandpiper bearing a different number (i.e., not the original pair whose numbers matched), on 5/24/25 on eBay. Missing its original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. [The female is the shorter piece, with the bird in a crouching position.]
Solitary Sandpiper female #236 – $7 on 5/1/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Beak had been broken off and glued back on. Felt pad on underside of porcelain is partly peeled away. Missing its original accompanying wood base.
Solitary Sandpiper male #320 – $39.99 as one of a $79.99 lot with a female Solitary Sandpiper bearing a different number (i.e., not the original pair whose numbers matched), on 5/24/25 on eBay. Missing its original accompanying wood base. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. [The male is the taller piece with the bird standing on some rocks, and a yellow flower.]
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #123 – $11 on 6/10/25 at K B Auctions. Missing their original accompanying wood bases. Most of the female sandpiper’s beak is broken off. The male bird appeared to be undamaged.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #10 – $50 on 4/12/25 at Epic Auctions. Both are missing their original accompanying oval-shaped wood bases. No damage cited or visible on either sculpture.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #94 – offered in two separate lots (no idea why) which sold for a combined total of $170, on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. The male bird sold for $100 and the female for $70. Both with their original accompanying wood bases.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #155 – $250 on 1/24/24 as a private sale. No damage or repairs (verified by purchaser) but missing their original wood bases. See also previous August 2018 sale below.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #142 – $120 on 6/20/23 at Lion and Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible. Both with their original wood bases.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #300 – $60 on 12/5/18 at Gray’s Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible but missing the original wood bases.
Solitary Sandpipers pair, both #155 – $60 on 8/25/18 at Austin Auction Gallery. No damage cited or visible but missing the original wood bases.
Spring Bouquet #25 – $225 on 3/22/25 at Terri Peters & Associates. No damage cited or visible. Has original accompanying wood base.
Spring Promise framed plaque #39 – $229 on 3/25/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Spring Promise framed plaque #20 – $155 on 8/11/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, bu the plaque is mounted askew inside the glass-fronted sealed frame, suggesting that at some time it became detached and was re-mounted incorrectly.
Stallion #141 – $52 on 8/4/25 at Black Rock Galleries. No damage cited or visible.
Stallion #322 – $425 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damge cited or visible to the porcelain. There appear to be a few small dings and/or scratches on the black wood base.
Stallion #452 – $375 on 5/31/22 at at Deja Vu Estate Sales. No damage visible to the porcelain, but the top of the wood base appears to have been refinished in a very non-professional way.
Summer Dreams framed plaque #20 – $155 on 8/11/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Summer Dreams framed plaque #10 – $9 on 3/29/24 at One Stop Auction Shop. No damage cited or visible.
Swan Lake’s Odette #22 – $1700 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No damage visible in the three photos provided.
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T’ang Dynasty I ‘The Student’ (white bisque) – two sculptures, neither numbered. $156 ( $78 each) as part of a $425 lot of six T’ang Dynasty pieces on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage on either.
T’ang Dynasty II ‘The Nobleman’ (white bisque) – two sculptures, neither numbered. $156 ($78 each) as part of a $425 lot of six T’ang Dynasty pieces on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage on either.
T’ang Dynasty III (white bisque), not numbered – $78 as part of a $425 lot of six T’ang Dynasty pieces on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
T’ang Dynasty III (color), not numbered – $35 as part of a $425 lot of six T’ang Dynasty pieces on 11/19/19 at Kamelot Auctions’ Cybis studio liquidation sales. No condition statement. Photo showed almost all fingers broken off left hand.
Tascalusa #9 – $120 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Tascalusa, indecipherable # – $116 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Front end of left lacrosse stick is broken off and included; ball is detached from that stick, and included; two deep scratches/dings to one side of wood base. Sculpture number is almost entirely removed, probably by cleaning, and thus is indecipherable.
Tascalusa #126 – $550 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only three photos. The end of the lacrosse stick held in his left hand is broken off, and there is possible greenery/moss loss on the base (insufficient photos to be certain.)
The Bride #10 – $700 on 3/5/25 on eBay. Part of the lace along the hem of her skirt is damaged, and flowers are missing from her headdress.
The Bride #60 – $450 on 11/30/24 at Freedom Auction Company. No damage cited or visible, although somewhat dirty.
The Bride #23 – $342 on 11/13/24 on eBay. A lace section and several flowers are missing from headdress. Part of the back section of the right-side headdress bow is broken off, exposing an unpainted section of hair. Part of the lace trim along the front of the dress hem is broken off.
The Bride #75 – $111 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
The Bride #71 – $1075 on 9/19/24 on eBay. Important!: This seller’s listing was a deliberate copy of another seller’s eBay listing for the #10 Polish Bride. The seller of the #10 Bride had 10 photographs and cited two areas of damage, which were shown in their photos. The seller of this #71 Bride provided only five photos, four of which were photographs of a color print-out of the images on the #10 Bride listing! Also every word of the #71’s listing text was copied from the other #10 seller’s listing. So the buyer of this #71 Polish Bride based their purchase on photos of a piece other than what was being sold. Perhaps the buyer will see this and let me know the condition of the #71 Bride that they actually received; if so, I will update this report.
The Bride #63 – $800 on 6/23/24 at World Auction Gallery. No condition statement. Photo showed a damaged orange flower just to the left of the center front of the floral headdress; there may be other damaged and/or missing flowers that photos did not show.
The Bride #18 – $850 as one of a $1700 two-item lot with a Birth at Lowicz, on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, and only two photos of each piece. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
The Bride #76 – $312.50 on 1/18/20 at Selkirk Auctioneers. There appear to be a couple of flowers missing from the back of the headdress; however, the photo showing that section was taken at a distance. Photos did not show all areas of the sculpture.
[The Enamoured Prince Florimund and/or The Enchanted Princess Aurora = see under E ]
The Lady and The Unicorn #47 – $32 on 7/31/25 on Everything But the House. Lady is completely detached from base and has glue residue on underside. The pomegranate in her hand is completely broken off, as is the index finger.
The Lady and The Unicorn #125 – $275 on 4/20/25 on eBay. The Lady is no longer attached to the base section of the porcelain. (The unicorn is still attached.) No issues visible other than the detachment.
The Lady and the Unicorn #189 – $600 on 4/2/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
The Lady and the Unicorn #87 – $550 on 8/26/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
The Lady and the Unicorn #243 – $110 on 10/3/23 as part of a $427 three-item lot on Everything But the House, with two other limited editions. Lady is completely detached from sculpture base, with large amount of hardened and yellowed glue still on underside. Yellowed glue also visible around all three of the unicorn’s hoofs where they are attached to sculpture base. The other items were Scheherazade and a Cleopatra Bust, both undamaged.
The Lady and The Unicorn #150 – $115 on 6/23/23 at Caring Traditions of Alexandria. The pinky finger on her right hand is broken off. Photos did not show any other damage or repairs.
The Lady and the Unicorn, # not provided – $450 on 3/14/23 on Mercari. No damage cited or visible.
The Lady and the Unicorn #107 – $75 as one of a $225 three-item lot on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. The Lady is completely detached from the porcelain base, but present. There are marred areas on the unicorn’s flank and on the base, where she was attached. The other items were Cybele and Pip the Elfin Player.
The Phoenix #37 – $100 on 3/22/22 at Elite Auctioneers. Photos showed no damage to the porcelain, but there is a deep gouge out of the rear upper edge of the wood base.
The Pope (50th Anniv. edition) #33 – $300 on 8/29/24 on eBay. Has original wood base. Damage to the stem/pip at the top center of his cap.
Theron, the Hunter #7 – $585 on 7/6/25 on eBay. Damage to daisy flower in front of his right shoulder. Visible glue repair to one petal of the daisy flower behind his left shoulder.
Theron, the Hunter #57 – $149.95 on 5/16/25 on eBay. Same condition (damages) as in prior sale a week previously, shown below.
Theron, the Hunter #57 – $17 as one of a $50 lot on 5/7/25 at NJ Antiques. One missing fern frond behind left foreleg; two leaf ends broken off in tail area. The other pieces were an Ispanky item and a Pip the Elfin Player missing his flute.
Theron, the Hunter #153 – $150 on 4/19/24 at Briggs Auction Inc. Only two photos, which did not show any obvious damage.
Thoroughbred #297 – $150 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. The horse and the horizontal fence slat are no longer attached to each other or to the base; the vertical fence post is still attached to the wood base. The base has numerous chips and scratches, and damage where the horse’s hoofs were originally attached.
Thoroughbred #71 – $99.99 on 5/29/24 on eBay. Three areas of accidental paint application: several green paint areas at top of left foreleg, one reddish/orange area on upper part of right rear leg, and another area of that same color on one side of the tail.
Thoroughbred #271 – $100 on 9/16/23 at Burchard Galleries. No damage cited, although the photos showed two distinct areas of dark yellow discoloration(?) on the horse’s left withers.
Thoroughbred, # not provided – $140 as one of a two-item lot on 10/18/22 at B. Slosberg Auctions. The other item was a circa-1960s Cybis display sign in fair condition; value approximately $20.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #255 – $60 on 6/3/25 at K & B Auction Company. No damage cited or visible.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #475 – $90 on 7/1/25 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’, see note re # – $30 on 6/22/25 at Lewis & Maese Auctions. No damage cited or visible. The signature area is very faded but the sculpture number is probably #10.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #341 – $36 on 4/17/25 at Avonroy Auctions. Only one photo, which did not show any obvious damage to the porcelain. There appear to be some scratches and dings to the wood base, and possibly also some fading.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #178 – $300 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. Missing its original accompanying wood base; the marble(?) base in the listing did not come from Cybis.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #484 – $150 on 5/2/24 at Willow Auction House. Auctioneer cited ‘chip to one leaf’ but photos do not clearly show where. One detail photo appears to show a crack along the center of one leaf. Entire sculpture is extremely dirty, which may be masking other issues.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’, see note re: signature and number – $100 as one of a $400 four-item lot on 2/28/24 at Andrew Jones Auctions. No condition statement. Photo showed part of at least one mistletoe leaf broken off. Sculpture number was not cited or visible in any of photos, nor was the Cybis signature. The other three items in the lot were three Boehm limited-edition birds.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’, # not provided – $700 on 5/18/22 at Lewis & Maese Auctions. No condition statement and only two photos which were not adequate to assess condition.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #300 – $20 on 6/2/21 at Weschler’s Auctions. Only one photo provide, which did not show any obvious damage.
Turtle Doves ‘Doves of Peace’ #156 – $55 on 1/5/20 at Bradford’s Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
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Unicorn, please read! – $750 on 7/8/25 on eBay. This seller downloaded one of the photos of a Unicorn from my post and used it as the only image in their eBay listing. No other photos were supplied. Despite the fact that they obviously acquired the photo here, and from a page that has multiple links to the page that you are reading now, the seller claimed that they ‘can’t find any data on previous sales’. The seller also claimed that the sculpture number on their Unicorn is #58, but did not disclose the fact that their sole listing photo was not of the item they were selling. (Zooming that photo shows that Unicorn to have been #128 because that particular photo was taken from the back side rather than the front!) In short, there is no way to know whether the Unicorn sold was actually #58 OR what condition that Unicorn is actually in. Sellers like this who are too lazy to take their own photos are a disgrace to all online selling venues, and do a huge disservice to potential buyers. What is certain is that this buyer significantly overpaid for this Unicorn even if it actually happens to be in mint condition…although the blame is partially theirs for not doing any research either. So there was laziness here on both sides. Pathetic.
Unicorn #365 – $10 on 9/21/24 at E J’s Auctions. Top third of horn is broken off.
Unicorn, marked A.P. – $310 on 6/26/24 on eBay. Missing its original wood base. No issues cited or visible to the porcelain. Please see this post for an explanation of the many different things that an AP designation might indicate.
Unicorn #396 – $80.02 on 4/15/23 at Albuquerque Auction Addiction. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorn #292 – $225 on 1/15/23 at Lion & Unicorn Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorn #440 – $175 on 5/31/22 at Deja Vu Estate Sales. No condition statement. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
Unicorn #406 – $300 on 1/6/22 at Wickliff Auctioneers. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorn Head ‘Prince Brocade’, no sculpture number – $562.49 on 7/2/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible, but seller stated that the surface of the wood base was “heavily crazed.” Sculpture is signed but there is no visible number.
Unicorn Head ‘Prince Brocade’ #179 – $50 as one of a $200 three-item lot on 3/26/18 at O’Gallerie Auctions. No damage to the porcelain, but sections of the white paint are peeling off one area of the wood base. The other two items were a Unicorn and a Pegasus.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #636 – $350 on 7/20/25 on eBay. Seller claimed ‘perfect condition’ but photos showed that the left side tail of the blue bow at the bottom of the rearmost unicorn’s mane is broken off. Seller also cited an incorrect sculpture number in the description and title.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #130 – $556 on 5/24/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #212 – $699 on 4/8/25 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #352 – $180 on 12/10/24 on Mercari. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’, # not provided – $22 on 11/3/24 at Clearing House Estate Sales. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #951 – $475 on 10/29/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #119 – $125 on 8/8/24 at Greenwich Auction. Lower half of one blue hair ribbon on front-most unicorn broken off. At some point the unicorns became detached from the porcelain base (and probably from each other) and were re-attached incorrectly. Only two hooves now connect to the base, instead of the four that originally did, thus greatly increasing the chance of a repeat detachment. The base surface is marred with adhesive residue as well.
Unicorns ‘Gambol & Frolic’ #154 – $49.99 on 7/2/24 on eBay. All three components (two unicorns + the porcelain base) completely separated/unglued from each other. However, there appeared to be no damage to the components themselves other than the detachment.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #282 – $325 on 4/5/23, on eBay. Seller claimed no damage but the blue ribbons behind the prancer’s right ear are broken off, just as they were when seller won this at auction three days previously (shown below.)
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #282 – $68 on 4/2/23 at Great Lakes VNTG. Both long blue ribbons behind right ear of prancing unicorn are broken off.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #132 – $30 as part of a $150 lot that included Ticonderoga and Oceania, on 10/8/22 at Case Auctions. Possible damage to ribbons was cited but the area was not adequately visible in photos.
Unicorns ‘Gambol and Frolic’ #29 – $325 on 7/25/22 at Déjà Vu Auctions. No damage cited, but appears to be mounted on an aftermarket (non-Cybis) rectangular wood base by a previous owner.
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Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #17 – $150 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. The bottom rear edge of the wood base has a deep horizontal crack.
Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #53 – $325 on 2/9/25 on eBay. Autographed by Helen Granger Young. No damage cited or visible to the porcelain. However, there are a couple of areas where paint has peeled off the wood base, and seller cited that the molly screw that attaches the figure to the wood base is loose. This is the same condition that the figure was in when it was last sold 13 months previously.
Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #85 – $120 on 1/27/25 at K.C. Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #178 – $1500 on 7/11/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #53 – $38 on 1/14/24 at Loon Estates. Autographed by Helen Granger Young. Peeling/missing paint layer on several parts of wood base and also along its bottom edges, exposing the bare wood beneath. Seller stated that the bolt holding the figure to the wood base has loosened.
Wankan Tanka ‘The Great Spirit’ #197 – $275 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Only two photos. Photos did not show any obvious damage.
White Tail Deer group, # not provided – $275 on 11/15/2015 at Morphy Auctions. Auctioneer cited “one repaired break” but only one photo was archived.
Wolf #13 (wolf figure only; intended as a separate companion piece to the Wolf Hunter) – $375 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. No condition statement, but photos did not show any obvious damage.
Wolf Hunter #13 (human figure only) – $550 on 3/22/23 at Neal Auction Company. Photos showed one feather broken off from the back section.
Wood Duck #456 – $90 on 2/10/25 at Wardlow Auctions. No damage cited or visible.
Wood Duck #330 – $35 on 1/11/24 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
Wood Duck #347 – $75 on 4/11/22 on eBay. No damage cited or visible.
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[Yaqui ‘Deer Dancer’ = see Deer Dancer]
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(There were no Cybis limited-edition names beginning with Z)
For further reading:
Market Values of Cybis Porcelain (an explanation of today’s market value vs. their original prices)
The Life and Death of the Art Porcelain Industry (the logic behind market value of the genre today)
Name Index of Cybis Sculptures
Visual Index (for human figures/busts only)
About the Cybis Reference Archive
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