Bing & Grøndahl reclining girl with gold figure no. 475 or 2314

This porcelain figurine from Bing & Grøndahl has a calm and poetic expression, which makes it easy to notice in the decor. The motif shows a reclining girl on her back with bent legs and her arms raised up in front of her. In her hands she holds a wreath decorated with gold, and it is precisely the meeting between the smooth, white porcelain surface and the golden details that gives the figure a fine interplay between the simple and the decorative.

The figure is designed with soft lines and a natural, relaxed posture. The hair falls softly around the head, and the body is modeled in a simple form, where movement and balance are more important than many small details. This gives a harmonious expression that fits well among classic porcelain figurines, but which can also stand beautifully alone on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or as part of a personal collection.

Ebbe Sadolin is behind the motif, and the figure bears the sense of form that many collectors and connoisseurs associate with Danish figurative art from Bing & Grøndahl. The decorative gold painting around the wreath adds a more festive and refined expression than completely simple white figures, and that makes the model interesting both as a collector's figurine and as a gift for someone who is fond of Danish porcelain, vintage design, and figures with character.

Older porcelain figurines like this one have a special ability to create warmth and personality in the home. They are made to last, and when they are given new life in a modern interior, they also become a beautiful choice for you who appreciate quality, history, and good craftsmanship over new mass production.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Ebbe Sadolin
Item number: no. 475 or 2314
Material: Porcelain