B&G Bing & Grondahl Denmark Porcelain Mouse Figurine chipped ear and elephant

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Condition: This is a vintage pre-owned item. The figurine is in good overall condition, but please note the chip on the ears. There are no other chips, cracks, or repairs. The glaze is intact and shows a lovely glossy finish. The maker's marks on the bottom are clear and legible.

Country of Origin: Denmark

Brand: Bing & Grondahl

Type: Figurine

Material: Porcelain

Subject: Mouse

Vintage: Yes

Condition: This is a vintage preowned item. The figurine is in good overall condition, but please note the chip on the ears. There are no other chips, cracks, or repairs. The glaze is intact and shows a lovely glossy finish. The maker's marks on the bottom are clear and legible. 

Description:

Add a charming piece of Danish porcelain history to your collection with this lovely vintage mouse figurine from Bing & Grondahl (B&G). This sweet little mouse is depicted in a curled, contemplative pose, with its tail wrapped neatly around its body. The figurine has a beautiful grayishbrown glaze with a hint of pink on the tail, giving it a soft and realistic appearance. The piece is marked on the bottom with the classic B&G stamp, "MADE IN DENMARK," and the model number 1801 F.

Dimensions:

• Height: Approximately 3.5 inches (9 cm) from the base to the tip of the ear.

Historical Background:

Bing & Grondahl was one of Denmark's most renowned porcelain manufacturers, founded in 1853 by Frederik Vilhelm Grondahl and the brothers J.H. and M.H. Bing. Along with Royal Copenhagen, they were instrumental in establishing Denmark's reputation for highquality porcelain and ceramics. The company is particularly famous for its underglaze porcelain figurines, which often feature realistic portrayals of animals and human figures. The B&G factory was known for its meticulous craftsmanship and artistic designs, and their pieces are highly sought after by collectors worldwide. The "MADE IN DENMARK" mark, along with the model number, helps to date and identify the piece as a genuine B&G creation. This figurine is a classic example of their work, reflecting the quality and attention to detail that made the company a leader in its field. Bing & Grondahl merged with Royal Copenhagen in 1987, making their earlier works, like this one, particularly desirable for collectors.