Kaiser W Germany Figurine Girl Goose 7 in – Good, Hand Painted Porcelain

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, good condition.No chips, cracks, or repairs noted. The colors remain vibrant and the surface has a clean, glossy finish. Very minimal handling wear visible.

Country of Origin: Germany

Occasion: All Occasions

Size: Medium

Signed: Yes

Material: Porcelain

Item Length: 7 in

Subject: Goose

Colour: Multicoloured

Brand: Kaiser

Type: Figurine

Department: Girls

Number in Pack: 1

Original/Reproduction: Original

Features: Hand Painted

Finish: Painted

Room: Any Room

Handmade: Yes

This lovely vintage Kaiser porcelain figurine from West Germany depicts a young girl braiding her hair while seated beside a curious goose. Rendered in soft, naturalistic tones with beautiful detail and lifelike expression, this figure captures a moment of calm countryside charm.

Made by the renowned Kaiser Porzellan and marked on the base with the crown and “W. Germany” stamp, this piece is a fine example of mid20th century German craftsmanship.

Product Details:

• Brand: Kaiser

• Country of Manufacture: West Germany

• Material: Porcelain

• Model Number: 377 (impressed on base)

• Color: Multicolor – with blonde hair, red skirt, white blouse, and green base

• Height: Approx. 7 inches 

Design Highlights:

• Girl’s detailed facial expression and flowing hair convey realism and grace

• Handpainted details on the goose’s beak, feathers, and feet

• Delicate modeling of the arms and hands as she braids her hair

• Naturalistic grass base with a tree stump adds to the rural scene

Condition:
Used, good condition.
No chips, cracks, or repairs noted. The colors remain vibrant and the surface has a clean, glossy finish. Very minimal handling wear visible.

About Kaiser Porzellan (West Germany):
Founded in 1872 and based in Staffelstein, Bavaria, Kaiser Porzellan became a premier manufacturer of fine porcelain. Their highquality figurines, often featuring pastoral or classical themes, were widely collected throughout the 20th century. The “W. Germany” mark on this piece confirms it was produced prior to German reunification in 1990.