The history of Sitzendorf porcelain dates begins in 1760. The factory's early products were mainly tableware and decorative items, but it soon began to produce figurines and other objects. In 1884, the factory was taken over the brothers Alfred and Carl Wilhelm Voigt. Under their ownership, the factory became one of the leading producers of porcelain figurines in Europe. Sinzendorf porcelain includes not only figurines but vases, lamps, dolls, bowls, mantle mounts, wall brackets, compotes and urns. All are well colored, highly ornate and more collector items than practical products. We must add that Sitzendorf porcelain manufactured before 1932 is considered the most valuable by collectors.
Dimensions: height 15.4 cm.
Condition: excellent antique condition, no signs of restoration cracks or chips.
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