Royal Copenhagen Setter with pheasant figurine no. 1533

Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 1533 shows a setter with pheasant in a calm and narrative composition, where the dog is lying down with the prey in front of its paws. The motif has a clear hunting theme, but the expression is first and foremost true to nature and balanced. The soft lines in the fur, the attentive posture and the fine modelling of the head, ears and tail give the figurine life and presence.

The figurine is made for Royal Copenhagen and is associated with the artist Knud Møller. It is known as "Setter with pheasant" and bears figurine number 1533, which makes it easy to identify for collectors of Royal Copenhagen dog figurines and classic animal figurines in porcelain. The current text's information about underglaze also corresponds with the found product and auction information.

In the pictures, the white dog with dark spots and blue-grey shades can be seen, while the pheasant in front of the paws is modelled with warm brown tones and blue details. The glossy glaze highlights the figurine's shapes and makes it suitable as an eye-catcher in a bookcase, display cabinet or on a side table, where classic Danish porcelain may be given space. It is also a figurine that goes well together with other animal figurines from Royal Copenhagen, if one wishes for a personal collection with motifs from the world of nature and hunting.

Older porcelain figurines like this have a special charm because they unite craftsmanship, history and decorative value. A figurine like this brings both character and narrative into the interior and is at the same time a beautiful choice for you who appreciate design with longevity and would like to give quality objects new life in the home.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Knud Møller
Motif: Setter with pheasant
Item number: 1533
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Underglaze
Dimensions: 8 x 16,5 cm