Royal Copenhagen Two Amager Girls figurine no. 1395 or 100

Two Amager Girls from Royal Copenhagen is a porcelain figurine with a calm and narrative motif, where two girls in national costume are gathered around a small piece of reading. One girl sits absorbed with an open sheet or booklet in her hands, while the other stands close beside her and follows along over her shoulder. The figurine contains a quiet intimacy and an everyday atmosphere, which makes it both charming and memorable.

The motif is executed with fine, observable details. The two Amager Girls are dressed in costumes with the characteristic blue and white shades, aprons with small floral decorations and tall head coverings. The seated girl's wide skirt and the standing girl's upright posture create a beautiful balance in the figurine, while the soft modelling gives the motif life and presence from all angles. The small stool and the close contact between the girls underline the narrative in the figurine.

The figurine is designed by Lotte Benter and made in porcelain with underglaze, which suits Royal Copenhagen's classic design language beautifully. The combination of the narrative motif, the traditional costumes and the assured modelling makes this figurine interesting both for collectors of Royal Copenhagen figurines and for you who are fond of Danish porcelain art with a cultural-historical character.

A figurine like this adds personality and history to the home. It fits nicely in a collection of human figurines, national costume figurines or Danish design porcelain, but can also stand alone on a shelf, in a display cabinet or on a chest of drawers, where the blue tones and the calm motif are allowed to stand out. Older porcelain figurines like this are at the same time a beautiful choice for those who appreciate good craftsmanship and the joy of giving classic quality objects new life in modern interiors.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Designer: Lotte Benter
Item number: no. 1395 or 100
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze