Lady figurine by Lohnberg – Reg 915515

After a gap of nearly 4 years(!!) Herbert Lohnberg registered 3 lady figurines and this is the third piece in … More

Lady figurine by Lohnberg – Reg 915514

After a gap of nearly 4 years(!!) Herbert Lohnberg registered 3 lady figurines, this is the second piece. He was … More

After a gap of nearly 4 years(!!) Herbert Lohnberg registered 3 lady figurines. He was also bucking the trend as … More

This piece was registered by Lohnberg on March 3, 1955. What is interesting about this piece is that it has … More

The third in a series of three registered at the same time, 11th December 1953.

This was a second piece in a set of three that were registered on 11 December 1953.

This piece was registered on 11 December 1953 along with 2 other pieces.

This is another eggcup registered by Lohnberg on 19th July 1957.

This was registered as a bowl for primarily for confections or flowers on 19th July 1957.

This eggcup was registered just before Christmas (9th December) 1955. Did you ever have it and if you did, was … More

A final eggcup in the series by Lohnberg. This was registered on 8th November 1955.

This is another eggcup by Lohnberg that was registered on 8th November 1955.

This is another piece registered on 8th November 1955 by Lohnberg.

Another eggcup in an early series by Lohnberg. This is just a sketch so I don’t know how it was … More

This eggcup was registered on 8th November 1955. It is just a sketch rather than a finished product, so I … More

The second in a series of eight eggcups from Lohnberg. This one, along with 6 others was granted a registration … More

This is the first of eight eggcups from Lohnberg. None of them had model photos held in the National Archives. … More

This was originally registered as a sweet or trinket holder by Lohnberg back in August 1955. [Update April 2020] Thanks … More

I think this is a boy playing a banjo, but equally looks like a choirboy. Either way, it’s an early … More

The last in a series of four Lohnberg ashtrays from February 1955. Yes, amazing that it has a dog on … More