Rosenthal - Figurine - Fink - 1944 - Porcelain

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A single Meerkleurig porcelain finch figurine, designed by Fritz Heidenreich and produced by Rosenthal Selb Kunstabteilung in Germany around 1944, hand-painted, model 1651, 14 cm high by 14 cm wide by 7 cm deep, weighing 750 g, in as-new condition.

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Beautiful porcelain figurine of a finch, crafted by Rosenthal Selb, Art Department in Germany. This detailed figurine shows a finch perched on a branch and is a classic example of the high-quality finish Rosenthal is known for. A charming addition for any collector or enthusiast of fine porcelain bird figures.

This exquisite porcelain bird figurine is an original Rosenthal "Vink" (Buchfink / Finch), designed by the renowned German artist and sculptor Fritz Heidenreich (1895–1966). The figurine was produced by the prestigious Kunstabteilung (Art Department) of the Rosenthal factory in Selb, Germany.

Quality and Identification. Design & Model: The figurine bears model number 1651. Fritz Heidenreich designed this finch around 1935. He was known for his highly detailed and vibrant animal figures. Manufacturing: The figurine is completely hand-painted (Handgemalt), as evidenced by the subtle color transitions on the breast, wings, and head of the bird. Bottom stamp (Dating): The green stamp "Rosenthal Selb-Germany / Kunstabteilung" with the dot under the brand name indicates a mid-20th-century production period (often specifically around 1940–1950). The dot at the time served as an internal code to indicate the exact year of manufacture within the factory. This one was made in 1944.

Quality: Rosenthal is renowned worldwide for porcelain of the highest quality. The glaze, the fine texture of the branch, and the expression of the bird attest to pure craftsmanship.

Beautiful porcelain figurine of a finch, crafted by Rosenthal Selb, Art Department in Germany. This detailed figurine shows a finch perched on a branch and is a classic example of the high-quality finish Rosenthal is known for. A charming addition for any collector or enthusiast of fine porcelain bird figures.

This exquisite porcelain bird figurine is an original Rosenthal "Vink" (Buchfink / Finch), designed by the renowned German artist and sculptor Fritz Heidenreich (1895–1966). The figurine was produced by the prestigious Kunstabteilung (Art Department) of the Rosenthal factory in Selb, Germany.

Quality and Identification. Design & Model: The figurine bears model number 1651. Fritz Heidenreich designed this finch around 1935. He was known for his highly detailed and vibrant animal figures. Manufacturing: The figurine is completely hand-painted (Handgemalt), as evidenced by the subtle color transitions on the breast, wings, and head of the bird. Bottom stamp (Dating): The green stamp "Rosenthal Selb-Germany / Kunstabteilung" with the dot under the brand name indicates a mid-20th-century production period (often specifically around 1940–1950). The dot at the time served as an internal code to indicate the exact year of manufacture within the factory. This one was made in 1944.

Quality: Rosenthal is renowned worldwide for porcelain of the highest quality. The glaze, the fine texture of the branch, and the expression of the bird attest to pure craftsmanship.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Rosenthal
Weight
750 g
Number of objects
1
Style
Realism
Title
Fink - 1944
Country of origin
Germany
Designer/artist/maker
Heidenreich
Material
Porcelain
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
As new - unused
Height
14 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
7 cm
Depiction/theme
Animals
Estimated period
1944
The NetherlandsVerified
90
Objects sold
Private

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