Royal Copenhagen rabbit figurine no. 1691 or 111 Peter Herold

Royal Copenhagen rabbit figurine no. 1691/111 is a small porcelain figurine with a calm and lifelike expression. The seated rabbit is modeled with soft lines and a simple form, which gives the figurine a quiet presence in the interior. The white glaze and the discreet details around the eyes and nose emphasize the fine, subdued expression that many collectors and design enthusiasts appreciate.

The figurine is designed by Peter Herold and is described with the former B&G number 1691. It is made in porcelain using the underglaze technique, which suits the classic Danish tradition of animal figurines from Royal Copenhagen well. The model has a compact format, which makes it ideal on a shelf, in a display cabinet or as a small detail on a desk, chest of drawers or windowsill.

The rabbit figurine has a natural, folded body shape and long upright ears, which give the motif life without appearing exaggerated. It is precisely the simple modeling that makes it easy to combine with other Danish porcelain, other animal figurines or a more modern, Nordic interior. For collectors, it is also a figurine that speaks to the interest in classic Royal Copenhagen figurines, B&G figurines and smaller porcelain animals with a clear Danish design tradition.

Older porcelain figurines like this have a special charm because they are created to last and can still find a natural place in the home many years after they were made. This makes them a fine choice for those who appreciate design with history, or who would like to give a gift with more personality than new mass production.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Designer: Peter Herold
Motif: Rabbit
Figurine number: 1691/111
Former B&G no.: 1691
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze
Dimensions: H: 6 cm