Browse our collection of antique Meissen dog figurines, featuring exquisite porcelain breed sculptures from Europe’s oldest and most prestigious porcelain manufacturer, founded in 1710.

What You’ll Find in Our Meissen Collection

• Meissen porcelain dog figurines with the crossed swords mark
• Hand-painted Meissen breed sculptures spanning three centuries
• Rare and early Meissen dog models from the 18th and 19th centuries
• Meissen dog groups, hunting scenes, and decorative porcelain pieces

Meissen, founded in 1710 in Saxony, Germany, is the birthplace of European hard-paste porcelain and remains the most prestigious name in ceramic history. Meissen dog figurines, identified by the famous crossed swords mark, represent the absolute pinnacle of porcelain artistry — each piece hand-painted by master artisans with techniques refined over three centuries. From early 18th-century Pug dogs to elaborate hunting scenes, Meissen has produced some of the finest porcelain dogs ever made. These are museum-quality treasures for serious collectors of European porcelain and fine canine decorative art.