Description
This charming mid-century porcelain figurine by Bing & Grondahl tells a gentle story of young romance. Titled “Love Scorned,” the piece captures a tender and playful moment with a young girl stealing a kiss from a reluctant boy. The figurine exemplifies the warmth and storytelling tradition that made Danish porcelain treasured worldwide.
Key Features:
- Hand-painted porcelain with soft tones and fine detailing
- Expressive figural scene with gentle humour and character
- Authentic three-tower mark with “Kjøbenhavn, Denmark”
- Model 1614 with hand-painted model number
- Recognised Bing & Grondahl design from Copenhagen
Specifications:
- Maker: Bing & Grondahl, Copenhagen
- Title: Love Scorned
- Model: 1614
- Era: Mid-20th century
- Material: Hand-painted porcelain
- Height: 20 cm (7.9 inches)
Condition:
- Excellent vintage condition
- No chips, cracks, or repairs
- Clean, well-preserved example with clear detailing
Perfect for collectors of Danish porcelain or anyone who appreciates the gentle craft and storytelling of mid-century design. This piece brings both artistic merit and nostalgic charm to any display, suitable for both collecting and gifting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the condition of this Bing & Grondahl figurine?
This figurine is in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. It's a clean, well-preserved example with clear detailing.
How can I identify authentic Bing & Grondahl porcelain?
Look for the authentic three-tower mark with 'Kjøbenhavn, Denmark' inscription, along with hand-painted model numbers like 1614 shown on this piece.
