Tover een glimlach op uw gezicht. - Sculpture, Grappige balloon hondjes - 18 cm - Porcelain - 2026

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Set of two ceramic balloon dogs in porcelain, one blue and one rose, with dimensions 7 cm (W) by 18 cm (H) by 12.5 cm (D), originating in Europe and dated 2026, in excellent condition and unsigned.

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Joyful duo: blue and rose ceramic balloon dogs.

A beautiful and playful duo of ceramic balloon dogs, executed in black and white.
These two dogs are real eye-catchers and immediately bring a cheerful and quirky look to the interior.

The balloon dog is inspired by the famous balloon animals made by artists and street performers from long balloons.
As an art object, the balloon dog became especially well known through the American artist Jeff Koons, who turned the simple and cheerful balloon figure into an iconic artwork.

A balloon dog often symbolizes playfulness, joy, youth, and humor.
It is a light decorative object that does not have to be taken too seriously.
Precisely for this reason, a balloon dog brings a smile and a touch of humor into the home.

The combination of black and white gives these pieces a modern and stylish look. They fit both a modern and a classic interior.

Features:
Set of 2 ceramic balloon dogs
One in blue and one in rose
Glossy, stylish appearance
Very funny and playful design
Beautiful combination of art and home decor
Nice on a sideboard, cabinet, windowsill, or desk
An original gift for lovers of distinctive decor
Unique and striking home accessories

Because these are ceramic sculptures, the dogs are packaged very carefully and securely.
They are well protected so they arrive safely with the new owner.

See the photos for atmosphere and mood

They are shipped well-packaged

Joyful duo: blue and rose ceramic balloon dogs.

A beautiful and playful duo of ceramic balloon dogs, executed in black and white.
These two dogs are real eye-catchers and immediately bring a cheerful and quirky look to the interior.

The balloon dog is inspired by the famous balloon animals made by artists and street performers from long balloons.
As an art object, the balloon dog became especially well known through the American artist Jeff Koons, who turned the simple and cheerful balloon figure into an iconic artwork.

A balloon dog often symbolizes playfulness, joy, youth, and humor.
It is a light decorative object that does not have to be taken too seriously.
Precisely for this reason, a balloon dog brings a smile and a touch of humor into the home.

The combination of black and white gives these pieces a modern and stylish look. They fit both a modern and a classic interior.

Features:
Set of 2 ceramic balloon dogs
One in blue and one in rose
Glossy, stylish appearance
Very funny and playful design
Beautiful combination of art and home decor
Nice on a sideboard, cabinet, windowsill, or desk
An original gift for lovers of distinctive decor
Unique and striking home accessories

Because these are ceramic sculptures, the dogs are packaged very carefully and securely.
They are well protected so they arrive safely with the new owner.

See the photos for atmosphere and mood

They are shipped well-packaged

Details

Era
After 2000
Manufacturer/brand
Tover een glimlach op uw gezicht.
Ceramics type
Porcelain
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Ceramic
Title of artwork
Grappige balloon hondjes
Signature
Not signed
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Pink
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
18 cm
Width
7 cm
Depth
12.5 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
15886
Objects sold
98.73%
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