Bing & Grøndahl horse rider girl in riding clothes figure no. 2369

This Bing & Grøndahl figure no. 2369 depicts a young horse rider girl in riding clothes with a calm and thoughtful appearance. The figure stands with the riding helmet in her hand, while the dark ponytail falls down behind her, and the entire motif conveys the quiet atmosphere after the ride. It is a porcelain figure with a fine eye for both movement, posture, and the special world surrounding equestrian sport and horse life.

The motif is simple, but very expressive. The young girl is dressed in a jacket, light riding breeches, and dark shoes, and the colour scheme is subdued with soft shades in brownish, grey, and light tones. The base is shaped like a piece of terrain, supporting the figure's natural expression. For collectors of sports figures, child figures, and classic Danish porcelain, this is a model that combines a recognizable horse motif with the calm, characterful style that many seek in older Bing & Grøndahl figures.

The figure is designed by Vita Birgitte Thymann, and the motif is a good example of her ability to give the porcelain humanity and presence. This is not a dramatic moment, but an everyday scene from the world of equestrian sport, where the riding clothes, helmet, and pose make the figure particularly relevant for those interested in horses, riding, and classic sports motifs in porcelain.

Older porcelain figures like this have a special charm because they bring both history, craftsmanship, and personality into the home. It fits beautifully in a collection with other child figures or sports figures, but can also stand alone on the shelf, in the display cabinet, or as a gift for a horse-interested collector. Choosing vintage porcelain is at the same time a way to give lasting craftsmanship new life and let quality design live on through generations.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist or designer: Vita Birgitte Thymann
Item number: 2369
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze