Royal Copenhagen panda with cub figurine no. 666

Royal Copenhagen panda with cub figurine no. 666 is a porcelain figurine with a warm and calm expression, where mother and cub are gathered in a close embrace. The motif conveys closeness, security, and the quiet contact between the two animals, and it is precisely this that makes the figurine an atmospheric element in the décor. The soft shapes and the calm composition give the figurine a harmonious expression that fits beautifully among both classic and modern collector's figurines.

The black-and-white panda is depicted with fine, dark areas around the eyes, ears, legs, and back, while the cub rests closely against the mother. The surface has a glossy porcelain expression, and the modelled details in the fur give the figurine life and depth. According to the existing product text, the figurine is made of porcelain with underglaze and designed by Allan Terkelsen. It is a Royal Copenhagen figurine that appeals to both collectors of animal figurines and you who want a figurine with a calm and personal expression.

A panda figurine like this works beautifully on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or as part of a collection with other porcelain figurines from Royal Copenhagen. It is also ideal as a gift for a collector or for someone who loves animals, design, and Danish porcelain. There are no erotic details involved; instead, it is presence, sense of form, and narrative that make the figurine interesting to look at again and again. For older porcelain figurines like this, there is also a special value in preserving fine craftsmanship and allowing design with history to have a place in the home today.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Designer: Allan Terkelsen
Item number: 666
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze
Motif: Panda with cub