The figurines are mounted on decorative bases with gilt accents and scrollwork, a hallmark of high-quality German porcelain. The base of one figure bears the company mark (a single pitchfork with a sun); on the other, the mark is badly worn.
The Volkstedt porcelain factory was originally established in 1767. Under the ownership of Triebner, ENS & Eckert in the late 19th century, the company became known for its highly detailed figurines and luxurious decorative items. The factory is recognized as one of the oldest porcelain manufacturers in Germany, contributing significantly to the Volkstedt tradition of fine porcelain. Volkstedt porcelain is prized among collectors for its exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance. Figurines like these were often commissioned as decorative pieces for the homes of the European elite.
Dimensions:
Height of the girl: 18.1 cm
Height of the boy: 19.3 cm
Total weight: 451 grams
Condition:
Minor chipping on one leaf in the girl's basket; otherwise, the figurines are in excellent antique condition.
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