Royal Copenhagen rooster on base figurine no. 567 by Christian Thomsen

This Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 567 shows a rooster with an upright posture and a distinctive, upward-stretched tail, which gives the figurine both height, rhythm and character. The light glaze highlights the soft transitions in the plumage, while comb, wattles and legs are painted in subdued shades that create a fine contrast to the white body. The rooster stands on a round base with a decorative edge, where small blue flowers and golden details add a classic porcelain expression.

The figurine is designed by Christian Thomsen, who is known for his lively and lifelike animal figurines. Here, the rooster is not merely depicted as a farm animal, but as a piece of Danish porcelain art with clear movement in the body and great attention to the silhouette. The high tail and the slightly forward-leaning stance give the figurine an almost theatrical expression, which makes it highly decorative from several angles.

As an older Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurine, this rooster contains both history, craftsmanship and collector interest. It fits beautifully in a collection of bird figurines, among classic decorative art, or as a standalone eye-catcher on the shelf, in the display cabinet or on a chest of drawers. Older porcelain figurines like this one in particular add personality to the home and are at the same time a sustainable choice, because quality objects with a long lifespan are given new life with a new owner.

For collectors of Royal Copenhagen bird figurines, model 567 is an interesting addition, not least because of the distinctive motif of a rooster on a pedestal. It would also be an obvious gift idea for someone who appreciates Danish design, porcelain figurines and classic animal motifs with soul and history.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist or designer: Christian Thomsen
Motif: Rooster on base
Figurine number: 567
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze