Bing & Grøndahl boy taking off sock figurine no. 2199

This Bing & Grøndahl figurine no. 2199 depicts a boy sitting bent forward and occupied with taking off his sock. The motif is calm and close to everyday life, and it is precisely the simple situation that gives the figurine a present and human character. As a child figurine, it contains a fine moment from the world of childhood, where movement, concentration and posture tell the story without major effects.

The figurine is made of porcelain with underglaze, which supports the soft and harmonious expression. The seated posture with bent legs and the hands gathered around the foot gives the model life and makes it interesting to view from several angles. It is a porcelain figurine that suits collectors of Bing & Grøndahl figurines well, but also you, who appreciate classic child figurines with a natural motif and a timeless formal language.

Bing & Grøndahl is known for figurines that capture everyday life and human situations with great precision, and this boy taking off sock is a good example of exactly that. Older porcelain figurines like this bring history and personality into the home and are at the same time a sustainable choice, because beautiful craftsmanship is allowed to live on and be appreciated in new surroundings. The figurine can stand alone on a shelf, in a display cabinet, or be included together with other child figurines and porcelain figurines in a personal collection.

It is also an obvious gift idea for collectors or for the one who appreciates Danish porcelain with character. The motif is understated, but precisely therefore the figurine gains a lasting appeal that makes it easy to find room for in both classic and modern homes.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Item number: 2199
Motif: Boy taking off sock
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze