Figurine - Porcelain, lace





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German porcelain fine-lace group in Vienna style (Royal Vienna), dating from 1910–1920, about 20 cm high, depicting a Rococo court scene with a lady and a lutenist, in excellent condition with intact lace and bright gold gilding.
Description from the seller
Magnificent fine porcelain group in Vienna style (Royal Vienna), dating from the late 19th or the very early 20th century. The piece depicts a Rococo-era gallant scene with an elegant court lady and a musician playing the lute.
Excellent condition. An exceptional feat for a piece of this age: the fine porcelain lace is entirely intact, with no losses, cracks, or restoration. The colors and the bright gold gilding are superbly preserved.
Under the base it bears the inverted blue beehive mark (Alt Wien style) as well as the reference numbers and the decorator’s handwritten marks.
Approximately 20 cm.
A rare display piece in this fresh condition, ideal for collectors of Saxon, Thuringian, or Viennese porcelains. Extremely careful shipping with double protective packaging to guarantee the integrity of the lace.
Magnificent fine porcelain group in Vienna style (Royal Vienna), dating from the late 19th or the very early 20th century. The piece depicts a Rococo-era gallant scene with an elegant court lady and a musician playing the lute.
Excellent condition. An exceptional feat for a piece of this age: the fine porcelain lace is entirely intact, with no losses, cracks, or restoration. The colors and the bright gold gilding are superbly preserved.
Under the base it bears the inverted blue beehive mark (Alt Wien style) as well as the reference numbers and the decorator’s handwritten marks.
Approximately 20 cm.
A rare display piece in this fresh condition, ideal for collectors of Saxon, Thuringian, or Viennese porcelains. Extremely careful shipping with double protective packaging to guarantee the integrity of the lace.

