I am offering an authentic, finely detailed Herend porcelain figurine depicting a traditional Hungarian male folk dancer, unpainted but in a very tasteful and beautifully done white glaze. The original figure was first created by Miklós Izsó (1831–1875) and adapted for Herend’s porcelain production in 1938. This dynamic figure is executed in a glazed white (*Blanc de Chine*) finish, highlighting the fluidity of the drape, the wide sleeves, and the crisp detailing of highly skillful manufacturing. Details & Markings: -Model Number 5491 (Form code: 5491-0-00/A) -finishing: "WHITE" (Glazed White / *Blanc de Chine*) -Production 2001 (Indicated by date code F 2001) -Marks: Under-base blue Herend coat-of-arms factory stamp, hand-lettered pattern codes, and impressed "HEREND 5491" mark in the paste. Dimensions -Height: Approx. 29 cm (~11.5 inches) -Base: 19 cm x 12 cm **Condition:** Pristine / Mint condition. No chips, cracks, hairline fractures, crazing, or repairs. Crucially, all delicate areas—including the outstretched fingers of the right hand, the hat brim, and the coat folds—are completely intact and free of damage. Shipping: Will be packed with professional care using double-boxing and ample bubble wrap to ensure safe global transport. Tracked and insured shipping.