Schwarzburger Werkstätten - G. Oppel - Sculpture, Dama con Giarrettiera - 29 cm - Porcelain - 1918

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This signed white porcelain figurine, *Dama con Giarrettiera*, was made by G. Oppel for Schwarzburger Werkstätten in 1918 and measures 29 × 24 × 18 cm.

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Rare German porcelain statuette - Lady with a Garter (1913) - G. Oppel (Model L 137)

Splendid and elegant sculpture in glossy white porcelain depicting a noblewoman or lady in refined 18th-century attire, modeled in minute detail. The work captures a sensual and intimate scene: the lady delicately lifts the wide skirt of her gown to fasten or adjust the garter.
A piece of great collectible and German antique interest from the very early Jugendstil / Art Nouveau period (1913).

* Manufacturer / Manufactory: Schwarzburger Werkstätten für Porzellanart (Schwarzburg Workshop for Porcelain Art) in Volkstedt, Germany.

* Sculptor / Artist: Gustav Oppel (1891–1978), celebrated sculptor, ceramist modeler and medalist, known for his refined female subjects and dancers created for important art manufactories (Rosenthal, Volkstedt, Schwarzburger Werkstätten).

* Year of Design: Modeled and signed on the edge of the base "G. OPPEL 1913".

* Model Code: L 137 (impressed on the bottom).

* Material: German hard porcelain, pure white with a glossy glazed finish.

* Condition: excellent conservational condition, free of chips (as per attached photographs).

* Dimensions: height 29 cm - Width 24 - depth 18 cm

A classy work that combines the historical charm of German twenties, perfect for collectors of fine porcelain or as a unique decorative accessory.

Professional and tracked shipping with insured international courier. Safe and protected packaging.

Rare German porcelain statuette - Lady with a Garter (1913) - G. Oppel (Model L 137)

Splendid and elegant sculpture in glossy white porcelain depicting a noblewoman or lady in refined 18th-century attire, modeled in minute detail. The work captures a sensual and intimate scene: the lady delicately lifts the wide skirt of her gown to fasten or adjust the garter.
A piece of great collectible and German antique interest from the very early Jugendstil / Art Nouveau period (1913).

* Manufacturer / Manufactory: Schwarzburger Werkstätten für Porzellanart (Schwarzburg Workshop for Porcelain Art) in Volkstedt, Germany.

* Sculptor / Artist: Gustav Oppel (1891–1978), celebrated sculptor, ceramist modeler and medalist, known for his refined female subjects and dancers created for important art manufactories (Rosenthal, Volkstedt, Schwarzburger Werkstätten).

* Year of Design: Modeled and signed on the edge of the base "G. OPPEL 1913".

* Model Code: L 137 (impressed on the bottom).

* Material: German hard porcelain, pure white with a glossy glazed finish.

* Condition: excellent conservational condition, free of chips (as per attached photographs).

* Dimensions: height 29 cm - Width 24 - depth 18 cm

A classy work that combines the historical charm of German twenties, perfect for collectors of fine porcelain or as a unique decorative accessory.

Professional and tracked shipping with insured international courier. Safe and protected packaging.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Schwarzburger Werkstätten
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Art Deco
Material
Porcelain
Artist
G. Oppel
Title of artwork
Dama con Giarrettiera
Signature
Signed
Year
1918
Colour
White
Condition
Good condition
Height
29 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
18 cm
ItalyVerified
211
Objects sold
100%
Private

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