Royal Copenhagen girl with butterfly figurine no. 4795 musselmalet

This Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 4795 unites childlike calm and classic Danish porcelain design in one motif. The little girl stands still with her gaze turned toward the butterfly on her arm, and the entire expression has the thoughtful, almost poetic mood that makes child figurines so beloved in interior decor. It is a porcelain figurine that speaks to both collectors and those of you who appreciate figurines with presence, grace, and storytelling.

The figurine is executed in musselmalet decoration with the well-known blue patterns, which beautifully follow the shape of the dress and continue down onto the base. The hand-painted blue details stand out nicely against the white porcelain, and the motif gains extra life through the girl's upright posture, the small shoes, and the butterfly, which creates a light and summery focal point. The hair is painted in soft blue shades, which emphasize the figurine's calm and harmonious expression.

According to the available information, the figurine was designed by Hanne Varming and executed as underglaze-decorated porcelain. This gives it the glossy, durable surface and the classic expression that many associate with Royal Copenhagen. The combination of child figurine, butterfly motif, and musselmalet decoration makes this model particularly interesting, because it both fits into a collection of Royal Copenhagen figurines and can stand alone as a decorative piece of Danish design.

An older porcelain figurine like this also brings something special into the home: history, craftsmanship, and personality. It is ideal on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or as part of a quiet arrangement with other blue-and-white porcelain objects. At the same time, it is a sustainable choice to let quality design live on and find a new place in a modern home.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Designer: Hanne Varming
Item number: 4795
Motif: Girl with butterfly
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Musselmalet
Production technique: Underglaze