Two Bing & Gröndahl porcelain figurines, second half of the 20th century.
Two Bing & Gröndahl porcelain figurines, second half of the 20th century.
Model nos 2233 and 2370. Heights 20,5-22 cm.
Provenance
Lennart Johanssons samling sportmemorabilia
More information
Bing & Grøndahls porslinsfabrik etablerades 1853 i Köpenhamn. Deras tidiga produktion bestod främst av figuriner men på 1880-talet började man tillverka konstnärligt formgivet servisporslin och stengods. Efter 1987 ingår fabriken i Royal Copenhagens koncern. En av de mest kända serviserna är Måge-stellet, eller Måsen, skapad av Fanny Garde, som på 1950-talet utnämndes till Danmarks nationalservis.
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