A lot of two Dresden Volkstedt Muller and Co. porcelain lace figurines. The first item features a seated lady adorned in a bouffant dress. The second figurine is larger than the first in size, its composition includes the same lady, but with a fan in her hand. Next to her is a gentleman leaning towards her. The intricate lace detailing, a hallmark of Dresden porcelain, showcases the technical skill and craftsmanship of the artisans. Marked on the bottom. Circa the 1930s. Anton Muller was working in the porcelain industry in Volkstedt in the late 19th century. He became highly regarded and formed his own studio in 1907. Vintage Porcelain Figures, Figurines, Statues And Home Decor Collectibles.