Royal Copenhagen kingfisher pair figurine no. 1769 or 114 Peter Herold

Royal Copenhagen kingfisher pair figurine no. 1769 or 114 is a porcelain figurine with a calm and lifelike expression, where two kingfishers are gathered in a close composition. One bird stretches its head and beak upward, while the other sits more tucked in and resting. Together they create a figurine with both height, movement and fine balance, which makes it ideal for you who are looking for a classic Royal Copenhagen bird figurine with distinct character.

The clear blue shades in the plumage stand beautifully against the soft white and warm beige tones on the chest and head. In the pictures, the discreet, hand-painted details in the wings can also be seen, which give the surface life and depth. The figurine stands on a light base, and behind the birds reeds can be glimpsed, which emphasize the natural motif. It is precisely the combination of naturalism, play of colors and the smooth porcelain surface that makes this kingfisher figurine a strong example of Danish porcelain art.

The figurine is designed by Peter Herold for Royal Copenhagen and is known as a kingfisher pair in underglaze. It is a model that appeals both to collectors of Royal Copenhagen figurines and to you who would like to decorate with porcelain that adds personality and history to the home. A bird figurine like this fits beautifully on a shelf, in a display cabinet or on a chest of drawers, where the blue tones can interact with both classic and modern interior design.

As an older porcelain figurine, it also carries the special charm that lies in choosing design with durability. It is a decorative object created to last, and at the same time a sustainable choice for you who appreciate good craftsmanship and wish to give beautiful quality objects new life in the home.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Peter Herold
Product type: Porcelain figurine
Motif: Kingfisher pair
Item number: 1769 or 114
Decoration: Underglaze