Greenlandic Parent and Child Porcelain Figurine

The Fishermans wife is one of he classical trades depicted in many Danish art forms. Often shown in realistic paintings while trading, the fisherman's wives where well known for their large vocabulary of less than flattering words, being loud but always with a sense of humor. This particular figurine is depicted in working clothes, resting her hand on the hip to take a bit of the weight of the heavy basket off of her back. She was designed by Kai Nielsen and given the model number 1702. The colors are vibrant and attention detail is high, making it a true Kai Nielsen. Bing & Grøndahl is one of the most famous and sought after Danish figurine...

Beautiful Schnauzer Puppy, no. 1095, by Dahl Jensen. In excellent condition, this puppy is a fantastic example of why Dahl Jensen is one of the most sought after figurine makers. The...

Lovely 20th Century figurine of a Fanoe girl, marked no. 1165. This figurine is created by the renowned Danish maker, Dahl Jensen. It is beautifully hand painted in delicate colours with great attention to detail and a vivid expression. The Fanoe traditional outfit is one of the most well known and appriciated Danish folk costumes. Dahl Jensen is one of the most recognized Danish figurine...

An amazing pair of Goats made by Bing & Grøndahl and given the serial numbers 1699 and 1700. These handpainted goats show the great craftsmanship that is the classical trade of the figurines from Bing & Grøndahl. Beautiful attention to detail in both painting style and pose of the figurines, gives this pair a vivid and significant expression. Bing & Grøndahl is one of the most famous and sought after Danish...

Porcelain figurine of the Danish Bing & Grondahl manufacture, perfect condition. A figurine designed by Jens Petear Dahl-Jensen.

Porcelain figurine of the Danish Bing & Grondahl manufacture, perfect condition. Mark used in the period 1915-1947.

Porcelain figurine of the Danish Bing & Grondahl manufacture, perfect condition. No. 1909.

These two figurines enjoyed great success in the 19th century, and were widely copied and reproduced in bronze, marble or biscuit. The most popular models in biscuit were those made ...