Figurine - figutinre 20 cm highest - Porcelain
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Porcelain figure of a shepherd with a flute and dog, German origin, dating circa 1850–1900, 20 cm high, 11 cm wide, 12 cm deep, in excellent condition.
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Description from the seller
very good porcelain dhl shipment
Estimated value of a piece like yours
Common German / Meissen-style copy: about $100– $150.
Good vintage Meissen-style pieces: about $200 – $400.
Authentic antique Meissen porcelain: often $500 – $800+ and sometimes more at auction.
Most likely value (from your photo only):
around $100 – $120 if it is an unmarked or common German porcelain figurine.
From the photo, this appears to be a European porcelain figurine of a shepherd/flute player with a dog, done in a Rococo pastoral
Based on styling alone (without seeing the base mark), here are the most likely possibilities:
Most Probable Origin
German porcelain factory
Possibly late 19th century to early 20th century (circa 1880–1920)
Why:
The glossy glaze and pastel coloring
The pastoral 18th-century costume theme (common in 19th-century revival pieces)
The modeling style of the face and dog
The applied floral decoration
The naturalistic base rather than highly ornate Rococo scrollwork
Factories that commonly made this style:
Sitzendorf (Germany)
Volkstedt (Germany)
Dresden workshops
very good porcelain dhl shipment
Estimated value of a piece like yours
Common German / Meissen-style copy: about $100– $150.
Good vintage Meissen-style pieces: about $200 – $400.
Authentic antique Meissen porcelain: often $500 – $800+ and sometimes more at auction.
Most likely value (from your photo only):
around $100 – $120 if it is an unmarked or common German porcelain figurine.
From the photo, this appears to be a European porcelain figurine of a shepherd/flute player with a dog, done in a Rococo pastoral
Based on styling alone (without seeing the base mark), here are the most likely possibilities:
Most Probable Origin
German porcelain factory
Possibly late 19th century to early 20th century (circa 1880–1920)
Why:
The glossy glaze and pastel coloring
The pastoral 18th-century costume theme (common in 19th-century revival pieces)
The modeling style of the face and dog
The applied floral decoration
The naturalistic base rather than highly ornate Rococo scrollwork
Factories that commonly made this style:
Sitzendorf (Germany)
Volkstedt (Germany)
Dresden workshops
Details
Era
1400-1900
Title
figutinre 20 cm highest
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
12 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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