Royal Copenhagen girl with doll figurine no. 1938 or 121

This Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurine depicts a little girl sitting quietly on the floor with her doll held close to her. The motif is filled with intimacy and childlike familiarity, and the figurine's quiet expression gives it a warm and human presence. The soft posture, the slightly bowed head and the enclosing arms make the figurine a fine example of how everyday moments can be elevated into timeless design in porcelain.

The figurine is modelled by Adda Bonfils, who is known for conveying children and human relationships with great sensitivity. Here the motif is emphasised by the characteristic blue details on the doll, which create a beautiful contrast to the figurine's light glaze. The calm colour scheme and the naturalistic modelling make this child figurine suitable both as a collector's figurine and as a decorative porcelain figurine in the home.

Royal Copenhagen figurines hold a special place among collectors of Danish porcelain, and this model is a good choice for those who appreciate classic child figurines with history and soul. Older porcelain figurines like this contain a quality and a design language that are created to last through generations. That is precisely why they are also a sustainable choice in interior design, where beautiful craftsmanship is given new life and can continue to bring joy.

The figurine fits nicely on a shelf, in a display cabinet or as a personal detail on the chest of drawers, where it adds warmth and narrative to the room. It would also be an obvious gift idea for a collector of Royal Copenhagen, for someone who loves child figurines, or for someone who appreciates Danish design and porcelain with a poetic motif.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Adda Bonfils
Item number: no. 1938 or 121
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze