Bing & Grøndahl Kestrel figurine no. 1666 - Jens Peter Dahl Jensen

Bing & Grøndahl kestrel figurine no. 1666 is a characterful bird figurine, where Jens Peter Dahl Jensen has captured the bird of prey's calm strength and sharp attentiveness. The figurine stands with a firm grip on the round base, while the head is lifted slightly upward, giving the expression both presence and vitality. This makes it a porcelain figurine that you keep looking at, because the form changes beautifully depending on where it is placed in the room.

The decoration emphasizes the bird's vivid expression. In the pictures, warm brownish shades can be seen across the back, wings and tail, while the chest and head are kept lighter, so the contrast highlights the figurine's modeling. The dark markings by the head, the curved beak shape and the pronounced claws give the figurine a precise and lifelike character. The glossy glaze brings the whole together and gives the surface depth, so the plumage appears with fine variation.

As a Bing & Grøndahl bird figurine, this model is a good example of Danish porcelain design, where the study of nature and the decorative go hand in hand. Jens Peter Dahl Jensen is known for his animal figurines, and precisely here the sense of the bird's posture and movement is felt. Kestrel no. 1666 fits beautifully as a solitary figurine on the shelf, on the desk or in the display cabinet, but it can also be combined with other bird figurines and animal figurines in porcelain for a more personal expression.

For collectors of Bing & Grøndahl, bird figurines and classic Danish porcelain, this is a model with both decorative quality and strong identity. At the same time, it is a beautiful way to bring older craftsmanship forward into today's home. A figurine like this adds ?????ude, history and character and is also an obvious gift idea for someone who loves birds, craftsmanship and design with soul.

Product information:
Brand: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Jens Peter Dahl Jensen
Motif: Kestrel
Item number: 1666
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze