Bing & Grøndahl boy with dog figure no. 2201 Claire Weiss

This Bing & Grøndahl figure no. 2201 shows a seated boy with a dog close to him in a calm and warm moment. The motif has the quiet intimacy that makes classic porcelain figures so sought-after: the child bends his head down toward the dog, while his arms encircle it in a way that gives the figure both life and feeling. It is a child figure with a natural, everyday expression, where the friendship between child and animal is entirely at the center.

The figure is designed by Claire Weiss, who is known for creating human figures with presence and soft movements. Here the motif is emphasized by the calm colors, where the boy's light clothing is combined with blue details, while the dog appears in a darker tone. The interplay between the seated posture, the soft shapes, and the close contact between boy and dog gives the porcelain figure a peaceful and homely expression, which fits beautifully into both classic and more personal interiors.

As a B&G figure, this porcelain figure belongs to the Danish tradition of figures, where craftsmanship, storytelling, and atmosphere merge into a higher unity. The motif makes it ideal for collectors of Bing & Grøndahl, for those who are fond of child figures, or for dog lovers who would like to add a figure with character and warmth to the home. It can stand alone on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or be included together with other porcelain figures with children, animals, or everyday motifs.

Older porcelain figures like this often have a special ability to create personality in the home. They are created to be preserved and appreciated through many years, and that is precisely why they are also a beautiful choice for someone who appreciates good design with history and soul. A figure like this can also be a thoughtful gift idea for a collector or for someone who is fond of classic Danish porcelain.

Product information:
Brand: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Claire Weiss
Item number: 2201
Motif: Boy seated with dog
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze