Bing & Grøndahl fisherman boy figurine no. 2338 - Vita Thymann

This Bing & Grøndahl fisherman boy figurine no. 2338 depicts a calm moment from coastal life and fishing. The young boy stands with his hands in a net, and the motif has an earthy intimacy that brings to mind the sea, work, and everyday life close to the water. It is a porcelain figurine with a classic Danish expression, where the narrative lies in the posture of the body and in the simple, recognizable details.

The figurine is designed by Vita Thymann and executed in porcelain with underglaze. The boy is depicted standing on a round base, wearing a blue sweater and brown trousers, while the fishing net brings the motif together and makes the figurine a fine occupational figure with a clear reference to the fishing trade. The face is turned slightly upward, which gives the figurine life and a thoughtful character. It is precisely the combination of movement, calm, and narrative that makes this fisherman figurine interesting for both collectors and for those who appreciate classic porcelain figurines with motifs from working life and life by the coast.

Bing & Grøndahl is known for figurines where craftsmanship and narrative go hand in hand, and this craft figurine fits beautifully into a collection of Danish porcelain figurines, rural life, and occupational figures. It can stand alone in a bookcase, display cabinet, or on a shelf, but it also works well together with other figurines with maritime motifs or depictions of everyday life and traditional trades.

For collectors of Bing & Grøndahl and for those who appreciate figurines with history, atmosphere, and human presence, this fisherman boy is a charming choice. It is also an obvious gift idea for someone who is interested in fishing, coastal culture, or Danish porcelain art.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Vita Birgitte Thymann
Item number: 2338
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze