Royal Copenhagen duck figurine no. 1933 or 119 Peter Herold 15.5 cm

Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 1933 or 119 depicts a duck in a calm, resting posture. The shape is low and harmonious with the head slightly raised, giving the figurine a natural and lively expression. The smooth glaze and the soft transitions between white, grey and darker shades give the bird depth, while the decorative fields on the back add character and movement to the motif.

Peter Herold has created a porcelain figurine in which the simple design language and the lifelike expression go well together. The figurine appears with a white breast front, grey-brown tones and darker areas around the head and tail, while the back is decorated with distinctive brushstrokes in, among other things, dark green and light shades. The underglaze decoration gives the surface a calm, cohesive expression that suits Royal Copenhagen's classic animal figurines.

This duck from Royal Copenhagen fits beautifully into a collection of bird figurines, but it also stands strongly on its own on a shelf, in a display cabinet or as a discreet detail in the home decor. The low, elongated shape makes it easy to place, and the motif adds an atmosphere of nature, calm and Danish design tradition to the room. For collectors, figurine number 1933 or 119 is an important detail, and for the design enthusiast it is a figurine that combines craftsmanship, porcelain and animal motif in a way that still feels current.

Older porcelain figurines like this have a special charm because they are created to last and to be appreciated for many years. That also makes it an obvious choice for you who would like to decorate with things that have history, quality and personality rather than new production.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Peter Herold
Item number: 1933 or 119
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze
Dimensions: 7 x 15.5 cm