A Porcelain Jewish Banker Figurine, Europe early 20th century

A Porcelain European Jewish fur trader figurine from the late 19th century is a culturally significant artifact, reflecting the artistic and social representations of Jewish life during that period. In the late 19th century, Jewish communities in Europe were diverse and engaged in various trades and professions. Fur trading was a notable occupation among Jewish merchants in Eastern and Central Europe, contributing to the economic life and cultural diversity of urban centers. This figurine of a Jewish fur trader captures the distinctive cultural and occupational attributes through the nuances of clothing, facial expressions, and gestures. Colorfully painted and crafted with meticulous detail and skill, the figurine depicts a Jewish peddler...

Painted earthenware figure group of three Jews in overcoats and skullcaps, sitting close together on a bench. Their detailed faces have stereotypical Jewish features, such as sideloc...

English figure in stoneware after Charles Dickens "Oliver Twist," 1870s. Charming figurine of character from "Oliver Twist." Mea...

Old Paris porcelain sculpture figural group Depicting a French noble man sitting besides a table with a bottle and a book on it Very expressive piece Hand crafted and enameled with lively colours A sculpture fully handmade, distinguishes itself from other porcelain figurines...