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Vintage Volkstedt Figurine – Woman, Child & Dog | German Porcelain | Rococo Style | Crown N Mark Vintage Volkstedt Figurine – Woman, Child & Dog | German Porcelain | Rococo Style | Crown N Mark
Volkstedt Vintage Volkstedt Figurine – Woman, Child & Dog | German Porcelain | Rococo Style | Crown N Mark £399.00
Add timeless European charm to your collection with this vintage Volkstedt porcelain figurine, a beautifully hand-painted piece featuring a pastoral trio—a woman, child, and loyal dog—captured in lifelike detail. Made in Germany and bearing the classic blue crown over "N" hallmark, this collectible is a wonderful representation of Volkstedt’s celebrated craftsmanship. With intricate folds in their clothing, natural facial expressions, and an elegantly sculpted base, this group sculpture brings to life a quiet countryside moment. The Rococo-inspired styling, combined with vibrant hues and flowing movement, makes it an eye-catching addition to any collection of antique European porcelain.  📌 Key Details: Origin: Volkstedt Porcelain, Germany Marking: Crown over “N” (blue underglaze) Type: Porcelain Figurine / Group Scene Style: Rococo / Pastoral Height: Approx. 30 cm (12 inches) Width: Approx. 19 cm Depth: Approx. 12 cm Weight: Approx. 1489g ✨ Design Highlights: Scene of a woman mid-conversation, holding a letter Child with affectionate expression petting a small black-and-white dog Flowing garments, detailed floral base, and scenic background elements Richly painted in soft greens, deep blues, earth tones, and gold accents Glazed finish with excellent sheen Finely rendered expressions and movement throughout 📦 Condition: Vintage item in good condition No chips, cracks, or repairs noted Minor signs of age-related wear—please view all photos closely for exact condition 🏺 About Volkstedt Porcelain: Founded in 1760 in Rudolstadt, Thuringia, Volkstedt is one of the oldest porcelain makers in Germany. The manufactory earned its reputation with its exquisite Rococo figurines, often portraying courtly life, mythology, and rustic scenes. The crown over N mark, sometimes confused with Capodimonte, is a historical symbol of excellence and tradition among German and Thuringian porcelain studios.