German Bisque Figurine Lady Mandolin Musician Antique Hand Painted Gilt Acc 15"

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Some minor surface wear and small paint loss, especially on gilt accentsGeneral signs of age and handling present throughoutNo visible major cracks or large chips observedBase rim with typical shelf wearPlease review photos carefully for further condition details

Brand: Continental

Origin: German

Type: Figurine

Theme: German

Features: Hand Painted

Material: Ceramic

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Women

Colour: Multicoloured

Country of Origin: Germany

This item is an antique German bisque figurine depicting an elegant lady musician playing a mandolin, dressed in a finely detailed 18thcentury style gown.

The figurine is beautifully handpainted in soft pastel tones of peach, green, cream, and gold, with intricate gilt accents and beaded detailing throughout. The craftsmanship is exquisite, showcasing delicate facial features and textured clothing with a flowing design. The piece is marked with the impressed number 3464 and additional handpainted numerals inside the base.

Product Details:

• Origin: Germany (likely late 19th to early 20th century)

• Material: Bisque porcelain

• Height: approx. 15 inches (38 cm)

• Weight: approx. 731 grams

• Features: Handpainted, gilt accents, beaded detailing, impressed model number

Design Highlights:

• Elegant lady in period attire with soft curls and bonnet

• Playing a mandolin or lute

• Gold beading and fine detail on dress bodice and skirt

• Delicately modeled facial expression and hands

• Rich texture on the base and clothing folds

Condition:
Acceptable condition 

Some minor surface wear and small paint loss, especially on gilt accents

• General signs of age and handling present throughout

• No visible major cracks or large chips observed

• Base rim with typical shelf wear

• Please review photos carefully for further condition details

About German Bisque Figurines:
German bisque porcelain figurines were highly popular from the mid19th century through the early 20th century. Known for their fine craftsmanship and charming subject matter, these pieces often depicted ladies, children, and musicians. Factories in Thuringia and other regions of Germany produced large quantities of these delicate figures, many of which are now sought after by collectors worldwide for their historical charm and artistry.