Royal Copenhagen Proposal with clock figurine no. 1969 from 1918

Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 1969 is an atmospheric porcelain figurine with the motif Proposal, where a kneeling man offers his love to a woman in historical dress. The figurine is built on a base with a clock and unites romance, narrative and decorative function in one complete piece. The motif has a theatrical and almost stage-like character, which makes it a striking feature in the interior and an obvious choice for collectors of classic porcelain figurines from Royal Copenhagen.

The design is executed by Christian Thomsen, and the figurine bears his sure sense of movement, posture and character. The woman sits slightly elevated with a fan in her hand, while the man kneels before her with flowers and an uplifted gaze. The light glaze tones and the finely modelled garments emphasize the figurine's elegant expression, and the integrated clock base with gold-coloured details gives the whole a distinctive, decorative character.

As an older Royal Copenhagen figurine, this porcelain figurine contains both history and collector's value. It is precisely the type of decorative art and design with soul that can still create joy in a modern home and at the same time be a sustainable alternative to new production. The figurine fits beautifully in a display cabinet, on a chest of drawers or as part of a collection with romantic figurines, theatre motifs and classic Danish porcelain.

The clock does not work, but the figurine still has great value as a decorative figurine and collector's item. For you who are looking for a Royal Copenhagen proposal figurine, a porcelain figurine with clock or a figurine by Christian Thomsen, this is a characterful and rare motif with lots of personality.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Christian Thomsen
Motif: Proposal
Item number: 1969
Year: 1918
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze
Other relevant facts: Base with clock
Other relevant facts: The clock does not work