Antique Porcelain Figurine ,Triebner, Ens & Eckert, Volkstedt, c. 1877

Description: Antique Porcelain Figurine ,Triebner, Ens & Eckert, Volkstedt, c. 1877This product data sheet is originally written in English. An antique hand-painted porcelain figurine of a courting couple with grapes, created by the renowned Volkstedt porcelain manufactory, modeled under the supervision of Triebner, Ens & Eckert, the factory's founders. This particular piece dates to the late 19th century, specifically between 1877 and 1894. The young couple is dressed in period attire with floral patterns: the girl holds a basket of grapes in one hand and a grape bunch in the other, while the young man attempts to embrace her, but she dodges him. The figurine is finely decorated with polychrome overglaze painting and gilt detailing. The modeling is lively and dynamic, with carefully rendered details. A thin brush was used to paint the floral patterns on their clothing. The couple's faces are beautifully crafted, with delicate features and a lively blush on their cheeks. The piece bears the Volkstedt porcelain manufactory's stamp on the bottom. Known as "Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanmanufaktur" ("The Oldest Volkstedt Porcelain Manufactory"), this was the first porcelain manufactory in Thuringia, Germany, founded in 1760 by Georg Heinrich Macheleid, a porcelain painter from the Meissen company. By the end of the 18th century, the manufactory was renowned throughout Europe, offering 95 different types of figurines, among other products. The Volkstedt factory is particularly famous for its lace figurines, which began production in the mid-19th century. In 1832, the factory lost its exclusive rights, leading to the establishment of other porcelain manufacturers in Volkstedt and the surrounding region. The company produced a wide range of porcelain items, including figurines, vases, dinnerware, and decorative objects. Volkstedt porcelain gained a reputation for its high-quality craftsmanship and exquisite designs. During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the Volkstedt Porcelain Manufactory embraced the neoclassical style prevalent in Europe. The company produced porcelain pieces inspired by classical Greek and Roman art, incorporating motifs such as mythological figures, ancient architecture, and floral designs. These items were often hand-painted and adorned with intricate details. Today, the company continues to revitalize historic designs, craftsmanship, and quality standards, producing fine porcelain pieces, including limited edition collectibles and customized items. Dimensions: Height 18 cm, width 11 cm, depth 11 cm, weight 349 grams. Condition: Imperceptible chip on one leaf, visible only through a magnifying glass; otherwise in excellent antique condition. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of this description. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance. An antique hand-painted porcelain figurine of a courting couple with grapes, created by the renowned Volkstedt porcelain manufactory, modeled under the supervision of Triebner, Ens & Eckert, the factory's founders. This particular piece dates to the late 19th century, specifically between 1877 and 1894. The young couple is dressed in period attire with floral patterns: the girl holds a basket of grapes in one hand and a grape bunch in the other, while the young man attempts to embrace her, but she dodges him. The figurine is finely decorated with polychrome overglaze painting and gilt detailing. The modeling is lively and dynamic, with carefully rendered details. A thin brush was used to paint the floral patterns on their clothing. The couple's faces are beautifully crafted, with delicate Origin Thuringia Brand Triebner, Ens & Eckert, Type Figurine Year Manufactured 1877 Material Porcelain Colour Multicoloured

Price: 339.28 USD

Location: London

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