Goebel - Figurine - Boerenkinderen (4) - Porcelain

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A complete set of four Goebel porcelain figures titled Boerenkinderen, circa 1979, West Germany, each about 15 cm high, depicting children at rural life, model numbers 1220 114, 1220 214, 1220 414 and 1220 514, in excellent vintage condition.

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A beautiful complete set of four original Goebel porcelain figurines, manufactured in West Germany around 1979. The figurines belong to a beloved Goebel series in which playful children charmingly depict rural life. Thanks to the refined modeling, soft pastel colors, and high-quality porcelain, they form a particularly attractive ensemble for vintage Goebel collectors.
The four figures complement each other perfectly and represent:
1220 114 – Boy with shovel
1220 214 – Boy with knife
1220 414 – Girl with shovel
1220 514 – Girl with flower wreath

Each figurine is about 15 cm tall and made of high-quality glazed porcelain. The characteristic Goebel finish and the subtly hand-colored details give the children a warm, lively appearance.
Goebel has for decades been one of the most renowned German porcelain manufacturers. The combination of craftsmanship, artistic design and durable quality makes the figurines beloved by collectors worldwide. A complete, matching set like this comes onto the market far less often than individual pieces and is therefore especially attractive.

Condition
The figurines are in excellent vintage condition, without chips, cracks or restorations. The glaze is clear and glossy.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Goebel.
Country of origin: West Germany.
Period: ca. 1979.
Material: high-quality glazed porcelain.
Height: ca. 15 cm per figurine.
Model numbers: 1220 114, 1220 214, 1220 414 and 1220 514.

Shipping:
The set is carefully packaged and shipped within three business days after payment, with a tracking number. Packing costs are included in the shipping price.

A beautiful complete set of four original Goebel porcelain figurines, manufactured in West Germany around 1979. The figurines belong to a beloved Goebel series in which playful children charmingly depict rural life. Thanks to the refined modeling, soft pastel colors, and high-quality porcelain, they form a particularly attractive ensemble for vintage Goebel collectors.
The four figures complement each other perfectly and represent:
1220 114 – Boy with shovel
1220 214 – Boy with knife
1220 414 – Girl with shovel
1220 514 – Girl with flower wreath

Each figurine is about 15 cm tall and made of high-quality glazed porcelain. The characteristic Goebel finish and the subtly hand-colored details give the children a warm, lively appearance.
Goebel has for decades been one of the most renowned German porcelain manufacturers. The combination of craftsmanship, artistic design and durable quality makes the figurines beloved by collectors worldwide. A complete, matching set like this comes onto the market far less often than individual pieces and is therefore especially attractive.

Condition
The figurines are in excellent vintage condition, without chips, cracks or restorations. The glaze is clear and glossy.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Goebel.
Country of origin: West Germany.
Period: ca. 1979.
Material: high-quality glazed porcelain.
Height: ca. 15 cm per figurine.
Model numbers: 1220 114, 1220 214, 1220 414 and 1220 514.

Shipping:
The set is carefully packaged and shipped within three business days after payment, with a tracking number. Packing costs are included in the shipping price.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Goebel
Number of objects
4
Style
Vintage
Title
Boerenkinderen
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Porcelain
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
15 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
1 cm
Depiction/theme
Childhood
Estimated period
1979
The NetherlandsVerified
215
Objects sold
97.37%
Private

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