Royal Copenhagen panda figurine no. 667 Playing pandas

Royal Copenhagen panda figurine no. 667 shows two playing pandas in a warm and lively motif, where one young one climbs up on the other in a close and natural movement. The figurine has a calm, harmonious expression, but at the same time a fine sense of play and closeness. The soft shapes and the glossy glaze highlight the pandas' characteristic black-and-white markings in muted grey tones, which suit Royal Copenhagen's classic porcelain expression particularly well.

It is a porcelain figurine that appeals both to collectors of Royal Copenhagen figurines and to those who are fond of animal figurines with personality. The motif is modelled with an eye for body language and balance, so the figurine appears alive from all angles. In the pictures it is clearly seen how the two pandas are gathered in a compact composition, where the upper figure places its paws around the other. This gives the figurine depth and makes it decorative both in a display cabinet, on a shelf or as part of a larger collection of porcelain animals.

The current product text states that the figurine is designed by Allan Terkelsen and executed in underglaze. This supports the calm play of colours and the smooth surface that characterise many of Royal Copenhagen's animal figurines. As a vintage porcelain figurine, it also contains the special joy of choosing an object of quality with history and durability rather than new production. It is precisely the type of decorative art and design that can be passed on through generations and continue to create value in the home.

Royal Copenhagen panda figurine no. 667 is also an obvious gift idea for collectors, animal lovers or for the one who wants a figurine with a gentle and charming expression. It fits beautifully into both classic and more modern interiors, where it adds a personal touch and a story to the home that one feels like taking a closer look at.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Designer: Allan Terkelsen
Item number: 667
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze