porcelain figurine is a Royal Copenhagen "Girl Dressing Hair" (model #4648) designed by John Galster, featuring a glazed white skirt and a blue top.
Dimensions: Approximately 12 cm (4.7 inches) high.
manufactured in the mid-1960s
It captures a moment of quiet, everyday activity with graceful realism.
Figurines like these are highly sought after by collectors for their artistic merit and the nostalgic depiction of feminine grace and simplicity.
Royal Copenhagen is a renowned Danish porcelain manufacturer, established in 1775. It is celebrated for its high-quality ceramic products, including dinnerware, figurines, and decorative art, often featuring hand-painted designs and intricate craftsmanship.
porcelain figurine is a Royal Copenhagen "Girl Dressing Hair" (model #4648) designed by John Galster, featuring a glazed white skirt and a blue top.
Dimensions: Approximately 12 cm (4.7 inches) high.
manufactured in the mid-1960s
It captures a moment of quiet, everyday activity with graceful realism.
Figurines like these are highly sought after by collectors for their artistic merit and the nostalgic depiction of feminine grace and simplicity.
Royal Copenhagen is a renowned Danish porcelain manufacturer, established in 1775. It is celebrated for its high-quality ceramic products, including dinnerware, figurines, and decorative art, often featuring hand-painted designs and intricate craftsmanship.
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