Kaiser Figurines

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Kaiser Porcelain: For over 125 years, Kaiser has for four generations produced the world’s finest quality porcelain. Nestled in the charming village of Staffelstein, Germany, Kaiser has dedicated itself to the art of defining elegance, beauty, and fine craftsmanship. Indeed, collectors, statesmen, and art lovers seek its highly valued porcelain works. Kaiser sculptures have been prized by presidents, prime ministers, and a host of dignitaries the world over.

And to what does Kaiser owe its world class reputation? For one, its commitment to the highest standards of quality, achieved by creating the best porcelain from the finest materials. Second, Kaiser still relies primarily on the personal touch of experienced, skilled craftsmen to create the world’s most exquisite porcelain pieces. Indeed, Kaiser is world renown for its hand-painted artists’ editions. Finally, in both preparation and production, Kaiser pays attention to the very smallest of details, insuring that every square inch of its fine work has been perfected. Kaiser Porcelain Official Web Site

Subject: Kaiser Porcelain - Eagle

Are you familiar with collector figurines manufactured by Cappé, the artist being Signor Giuseppi Cappé from Italy. I have quite a few of his pieces acquired in the early 1970's and am curious as to their worth. I also have an Tay (Tagliariol) eagle piece and some white porcelain horse groupings that are Kaiser pieces by the artist Karl Tutter. If you are familiar with any of these pieces I can certainly get back to you with specifics.

I can find 5 Kaiser Eagel pieces by Tagliariol: Bald Eagle II 497, Color $1300, Bald Eagle VII 637, Color/Base edition of 200 pieces $20,800, Bald Eagle V 600, Color/Base issued in 1978 edition of 1500 pieces $3,900, Bald Eagle VIII 656 Color/Base issued in 1982 for $800 and has a current value of $900, Bald Eagle VIII 656 White/Base edition size 1000 issued in 1982 for $400 and has a current value of $925.

Kaiser currently does not list any of the pieces by Karl Tutter. - Source: Price Guide to Limited Edition Collectibles by Mary Sieber.

We do not have any information on figurines manufactured by Cappe'.


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