A detailed Rococo-style porcelain figurine: a cavalier and lady sharing tea, lovingly finished in white and blue with delicate gold accents. The cavalier’s ruffles and the lady’s skirt flounces are shaped from fine lace, with small roses decorating the hem.
Shape and Decoration
From the lace ruffles to the hand-painted roses, the elaborate craftsmanship makes this figurine a real eye-catcher for a display cabinet, bookshelf or side table. A lovely gift for collectors of porcelain figurines.
Dimensions and Details
- Height: approx. 12 cm (4.7 in)
- Maximum width: approx. 11 cm (4.3 in)
- Material: porcelain, gold accents
- Origin: Germany
- Age: 1960s
Condition
Excellent condition, no cracks, missing parts or chips. The lace on the lady’s skirt has darkened slightly over time; a light cleaning is possible. Please consider the photos part of the condition description.
Who It’s For
For collectors of porcelain figurines and lovers of the Rococo style, fitting perfectly into Grandmillennial interiors.
Care
Dust gently with a soft brush. Do not clean with moisture, to protect the lace structure.
Price is for 1 piece. Ships from Austria, carefully packed.
Heidenreichstein, the flea market that returns every year. The pair stood absorbed in their tea, as if time had stopped for them – which, strictly speaking, it has. Since the 1960s they haven’t exchanged a word, and yet they look as though they had just said something to each other.
Tea that never grows cold — Things with Soul · VintageAustriaShop
