Royal Copenhagen Pekingese dog figurine no. 1772 Peter Herold

Royal Copenhagen dog figurine no. 1772 depicts a Pekingese in a calm, seated posture with an alert expression and softly modeled fur. The figurine is made of porcelain with underglaze and has the classic, warm brownish areas against the white glaze, which highlight the breed's characteristic head shape, long ears, and full chest. The design belongs to Peter Herold, who is known for his lifelike animal figurines for Royal Copenhagen.

This Pekingese has a fine interplay between the naturalistic and the decorative. The compact body, the small paws, and the slightly turned posture give the figurine life, while the glaze brings the whole together in a calm and classic expression. The hand-painted brownish markings on the back, sides, and face emphasize the model's details and make the figurine suitable as both a dog figurine, porcelain figurine, and collector's item. Based on the pictures, it appears with dark eyes and a black nose, which gives a lively gaze and a warm personality.

As an older Royal Copenhagen figurine, it also carries the special charm that porcelain with history adds to a home. It fits beautifully on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or as a personal detail in the decor, where classic Danish porcelain and animal figurines are welcome to attract attention. For collectors of Royal Copenhagen dog figurines, model number 1772 is an important identification, and for dog lovers, the motif is an atmospheric choice with both character and soul.

The figurine is also ideal as a gift for a collector or for someone who is fond of porcelain figurines with animals as the motif. It combines Danish design tradition, fine craftsmanship, and the joy of letting quality objects live on from generation to generation.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Peter Herold
Motif: Pekingese
Item number: 1772
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Underglaze
Dimensions: 12 x 13 cm