Royal Copenhagen Seated Amager Girl figurine no. 1315

Seated Amager Girl from Royal Copenhagen is a porcelain figurine with a calm and tradition-rich expression. The figurine depicts a young girl in national costume, seated with the apron lifted slightly out to the sides, so that the motif gains both movement and balance. It is a figurine that brings to mind Danish cultural history, regional costumes and the special story that porcelain figurines can bring into the home.

Lotte Benter has created the model with a fine sense of posture and character. In the pictures, the seated Amager Girl is seen with a green dress, white apron and white shawl around the shoulders, while the headwear is executed in warm brownish shades with a discreet pattern. The soft folds in the costume and the downward-turned posture give the figurine a quiet, thoughtful character, which suits the motif well.

As a Royal Copenhagen figurine, this is an obvious choice for collectors of Danish porcelain figurines, figurines in national costume and classic Danish design. The underglaze gives the surface depth and a beautiful sheen, while the decoration appears harmonious and durable. The figurine works well alone in a display cabinet, on a shelf or as part of a collection with other human figures, folk costumes or older porcelain figurines.

A figurine like this also has a special value in a modern home, because it unites craftsmanship, history and personality. Older porcelain with motif and soul can be given new life in the interior and is a beautiful alternative to new production. Seated Amager Girl is therefore both a collector's item and a decorative porcelain figurine that adds warmth, culture and storytelling to the home.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Lotte Benter
Item number: 1315
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze