Goebel - Figurine - tagliacarte Double Mark" - TMK-2 - Ceramic





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Ceramic Goebel desk set, model KE 25/0 and title tagliacarte Double Mark TMK-2, depicting a seated boy playing the flute, with the original feather-shaped tagliacarte, dating to 1940–1950, in good condition with minor signs of wear; dimensions 28 × 7 × 9 cm.
Description from the seller
Goebel collection specimen, KE 25/0 model, depicting a boy sitting and playing the flute.
This piece is not just a statuette, but a fully functional desk set complete with its original feather-shaped letter opener that fits perfectly into the boy's hat.
Unique Feature - Double Transition Mark:
The exceptional aspect of this lot lies in the presence of both historic marks, placing it exactly in the transition period 1940-1950:
• MK1 (TMK-1 Crown Mark): The crown mark is impressed in the ceramic, testifying to the original pre-1950 mold.
• MK2 (TMK-2 Full Bee): The famous bee mark is painted in blue under glaze, confirming the decoration and marketing in the early 1950s.
Model: KE 25/0.
Material: Hand-painted ceramic with matte finish; desk knife in wood/synthetic material of the era.
Excellent condition, a rare piece due to the presence of the often-missing movable accessory.
Goebel collection specimen, KE 25/0 model, depicting a boy sitting and playing the flute.
This piece is not just a statuette, but a fully functional desk set complete with its original feather-shaped letter opener that fits perfectly into the boy's hat.
Unique Feature - Double Transition Mark:
The exceptional aspect of this lot lies in the presence of both historic marks, placing it exactly in the transition period 1940-1950:
• MK1 (TMK-1 Crown Mark): The crown mark is impressed in the ceramic, testifying to the original pre-1950 mold.
• MK2 (TMK-2 Full Bee): The famous bee mark is painted in blue under glaze, confirming the decoration and marketing in the early 1950s.
Model: KE 25/0.
Material: Hand-painted ceramic with matte finish; desk knife in wood/synthetic material of the era.
Excellent condition, a rare piece due to the presence of the often-missing movable accessory.

