Royal Copenhagen Millennium figurine 2005 Emma - Sven Vestergaard

Royal Copenhagen Millennium figurine 2005 Emma is a charming porcelain figurine that captures a quiet and warm moment between a child and a small dog. The figurine shows Emma sitting on her knees with the dog close in front of her, as if the two are in the middle of a confidential moment. This makes the figurine lively and present and gives it an expression that many collectors of Royal Copenhagen figurines are fond of.

Emma is crafted with fine, hand-painted details and a soft design language that emphasizes the narrative quality of the Millennium series. The light hairstyle with red bows, the patterned sweater in blue, red and white, as well as the small brown dog create a figurine with both personality and recognizability. The motif speaks to those who are looking for a child figurine with a dog, a porcelain figurine with an everyday motif, or a Royal Copenhagen figurine with warmth and storytelling.

The design was created by Sven Vestergaard, and the figurine is part of Royal Copenhagen's Millennium series. The series is known for its figurines with children and small stories from life, and Emma fits beautifully into an existing collection. At the same time, she also works well alone on a shelf, in a display cabinet or as a personal gift for a dog lover, a collector or someone who is fond of classic Danish figurine tradition.

As an older porcelain figurine, Emma also carries the special value that lies in preserving design and craftsmanship created to last for many years. Figurines with history add soul and personality to the home, and they are an obvious choice for those who want to decorate with something more lasting than new mass production. Here you get a Royal Copenhagen figurine that encompasses collector interest, Danish design history and a motif that is easy to love.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist/designer: Sven Vestergaard
Series: The Millennium series
Year: 2005
Motif/name: Emma
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze