Royal Copenhagen Fairytale 1 figurine no. 1476 or 105

Royal Copenhagen Fairytale 1 is a porcelain figurine with a distinctly narrative and theatrical expression. The figurine shows two people closely gathered in an intense scene, where one leans in toward the other, and where posture, gazes, and movement create an atmosphere of drama, closeness, and fantasy. It is precisely the type of fairytale figurine that catches the eye immediately and gives the interior character.

In the pictures, a colorful overglaze figurine is seen with rich nuances in, among other things, red, golden, blue, and light tones. The scenic structure gives the figurine life from all angles, and the interplay between the two figures makes it ideal for collectors who are fond of porcelain figurines with storytelling, theatrical atmosphere, and human contact. The motif seems almost like a moment taken out of a performance or a fairytale, where something important is just about to happen.

The figurine is modeled by Gerhard Henning for Royal Copenhagen, and his sure sense of figure composition is clearly felt here. Fairytale 1 appears both decorative and artistic, and the overglaze technique supports the warm, lively expression. This makes the figurine suitable as a collector's item, but also as a striking feature in the home on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or together with other Danish porcelain figurines.

For you who appreciate older porcelain, this Royal Copenhagen figurine also contains the joy of choosing a piece of applied art with history and lasting value. Porcelain figurines like this add personality and soul to the interior and are at the same time a sustainable choice, because good craftsmanship is allowed to live on through generations. Fairytale 1 is therefore an obvious choice for the collector, for the art enthusiast, or as a gift with a more personal and characterful expression.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Gerhard Henning
Model: Fairytale 1
Item number: no. 1476 or 105
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Overglaze