Royal Copenhagen annual figurine 2012 Ida - figurine with dog

Royal Copenhagen annual figurine 2012 Ida is a charming porcelain figurine with a maritime atmosphere and a motif that immediately brings to mind coastal life, sailors' tales and Danish Christmas tradition. Ida stands in sailor clothing with a striped blouse, dark blue shorts, red neckerchief and white cap, while she shields her eyes and gazes into the distance. At her side stands a small dog, which emphasizes the figurine's lively and narrative expression.

The figurine is designed by Sven Vestergaard and executed in underglaze for Royal Copenhagen. Ida belongs to Royal Copenhagen's annual figurines and has a special connection to the Christmas plate from the same year. Precisely in 2012, Ida is taken out of the motif on Royal Copenhagen's Christmas plate, where the figurine is part of the overall narrative. This makes her especially interesting for collectors who enjoy combining annual figurine and Christmas plate from the same year and creating a whole in the collection.

As an annual figurine, Ida works beautifully both alone and together with the accompanying figurine William. The two figurines share the maritime universe and add a personal touch with classic Royal Copenhagen atmosphere to the shelf, display cabinet or desk. For collectors of Royal Copenhagen figurines, Ida is also an obvious choice as a figurine that can supplement or complete an existing collection of annual figurines.

At the same time, it is a figurine with history and lasting value. Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurines are created to last and to be brought out year after year, and that is precisely why it makes good sense to choose design with soul and narrative. Ida is well suited as a gift for the collector, for the maritime interior or for the person who is fond of Danish porcelain and figurines with a connection to Christmas plates and annual collections.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Artist or designer: Sven Vestergaard
Series: Annual figurines
Year: 2012
Technique: Underglaze