Volkstedt Porcelain Figurine Woman Child Dog Crown N Mark 30cm/12in German 1489g

Condition Notes: sed, good vintage conditionNo visible chips or cracksGlaze is glossy and well-preservedSome light age-related surface wear — please review all photos for details

Antique: Yes

Type: figurine

Original/Repro: Original

Material: Ceramic/Porcelain

Country/Region: Germany

Maker: Volkstedt

Country of Origin: Germany

This item is a Vintage Volkstedt Porcelain Figurine, depicting a heartwarming pastoral scene of a woman and child with a dog, crafted in fine glazed porcelain with vibrant handpainted detailing. The piece is marked with the crown over "N", associated with Volkstedt, one of the oldest and most respected porcelain manufactories in Germany.

Known for their refined artistry, Volkstedt figurines are celebrated for their lifelike poses, rich colors, and detailed expressions—this piece is a fine example of that tradition.

Product Details:

• Brand/Origin: Volkstedt Porcelain, Germany

• Type: Figurine / Group Sculpture

• Style: Rococo / Pastoral

• Marking: Blue underglaze crown over “N” (Volkstedt mark)

• Height: Approx. 30 cm

• Width: Approx. 19 cm

• Depth: Approx. 12 cm

• Weight: Approx. 1489g

Condition:

• Used, good vintage condition

• No visible chips or cracks

• Glaze is glossy and wellpreserved

• Some light agerelated surface wear — please review all photos for details

Design Features:

• The woman is holding a letter and gesturing midspeech

• The child looks on tenderly while petting a blackandwhite dog

• Rich palette of earth tones, vibrant blue, and natural greens

• Ornate base with scenic details and floral elements

• Finely painted facial expressions and folds in clothing

About Volkstedt Porcelain:

Founded in 1760 in Rudolstadt, Thuringia, Volkstedt is one of Germany’s most prestigious porcelain manufactories. Renowned for its Rococostyle figurines and superior craftsmanship, the factory's pieces often reflect romantic or pastoral themes, inspired by 18thcentury European court life. The crown over N mark, often mistaken for Capodimonte, was also used by Volkstedt and related Thuringian factories to reflect their adherence to classical styles.

Why Collect This Piece?

• Authentic Volkstedt porcelain – a name revered by collectors

• Rich handpainted detail and lifelike expressions

• Romantic and pastoral design ideal for antiquethemed décor

• A striking display piece for curio cabinets, mantelpieces, or shelves

• Highly collectible due to craftsmanship and brand legacy