Grafenthal Porcelain Figurine GDR Boy & Girl German Vintage Art 7.5in

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, good condition. No cracks or chips are visible. The finish remains glossy and vibrant. There may be minor signs of shelf wear on the base consistent with age.

Brand: Grafenthal Porcelain

Origin: European

Type: Figurine

Theme: Art

Material: Porcelain

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Couple

Colour: Blue

Country of Origin: Germany

This item is a charming vintage porcelain figurine by Grafenthal, East Germany (GDR), featuring a young boy and girl standing together in a tender, detailed pose. Rendered in soft pastel hues with a highgloss glaze, the sculpture captures an innocent childhood moment, crafted with exceptional European porcelain artistry.

The piece is marked on the base with the Grafenthal crown stamp and "GDR" (German Democratic Republic), indicating its origin and authenticity. This collectible dates back to the era before German reunification, adding historical value.

Product Details:

• Brand: Grafenthal

• Origin: GDR (East Germany)

• Material: Glazed porcelain

• Height: Approximately 7.5 inches (measured)

• Weight: 422 grams

• Markings: Crown logo with "GDR" and number 11

Design Highlights:

• Depicts a sweet moment between a young boy and girl

• Glossy glaze over soft, earthy tones and subtle shading

• Sculpted with care to highlight clothing folds, facial expressions, and posture

• Sturdy oval base with traditional European porcelain finish

Condition:
Used, good condition. No cracks or chips are visible. The finish remains glossy and vibrant. There may be minor signs of shelf wear on the base consistent with age. No original box is included.

About Grafenthal Porcelain:
The Grafenthal porcelain manufactory was established in Germany in the 19th century and produced fine ceramic art through the 20th century. During the GDR period (1949–1990), Grafenthal became known for its expressive figurines and collectible porcelain pieces. The “GDR” mark identifies it as a product from East Germany, giving this figure cultural and historical significance as a relic of Cold Warera craftsmanship.