Germany Porcelain Figurine 18198 Yellow Coat Man Antique Repaired

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Multiple cracks and glue repairs throughout the figurine (see close-up photos).Heavy visible glue residue and old repairs around the base, cane, and torso.Cracks visible on neck, body, and base.Some paint wear consistent with age and handling.Figurine is structurally fragile, suitable for display or restoration only.

Country of Origin: Germany

Origin: European

Antique: Yes

Material: Porcelain

Subject: Man

Colour: Yellow

Vintage: Yes

Brand: antique

Type: Figurine

Era: Victorian (1837-1900)

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Theme: German

Production Style: Art Pottery

Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899

Production Technique: Pottery

Handmade: Yes

This item is an antique German porcelain figurine, model 18198, featuring a gentleman dressed in an elegant yellow frock coat, breeches, and powdered wig, posed with a walking stick. The base is marked "GERMANY 18198" with an impressed maker's mark and DEP (Deponiert registered design).

A charming decorative piece from the early 20th century, this figurine reflects the style of 18thcentury European aristocracy.

Product Details:

• Origin: Germany

• Model Number: 18198

• Markings: "GERMANY 18198 DEP" (impressed on the base)

• Height: approx. 4 inches (as shown)

• Material: Glazed porcelain

• Features: Handpainted details with gilt accents

Design Highlights:

• Finely painted facial features and powdered hair.

• Bright yellow coat with gold buttons and trim.

• White breeches and decorative scroll base with green accents.

• Delicate pose with cane and relaxed stance.

Condition:

• Multiple cracks and glue repairs throughout the figurine (see closeup photos).

• Heavy visible glue residue and old repairs around the base, cane, and torso.

• Cracks visible on neck, body, and base.

• Some paint wear and surface dirt consistent with age and handling.

• Figurine is structurally fragile, suitable for display or restoration only.

About German Porcelain Figurines:
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, German porcelain factories produced an enormous variety of decorative figurines, many inspired by the styles of Rococo and Neoclassical art. These pieces were popular throughout Europe and for export to markets worldwide. The DEP mark indicates that the design was officially registered, helping to date the figure to the period around 1900–1920.