
Ahlden/Aller - 9-09-2023
On a stylized rock base sits a kingfisher with its head stretched far forward. The figure is polychrome underglaze painted. It is possibly by Paul Walther, 1906, with a monogram; model number X 124. There are some insignificant restorations and a crossed swords mark. Height: 12 cm. Provenance: From the estate of a significant private collection in Northern Germany. A porcelain figure of a kingfisher, inscribed with the designer's monogram. Insignificantly restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen, circa 1935-1945.
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"The German word "Eisvogel" translates to English as "kingfisher." The term "Eisvogel" is derived from the combination of the words "Eis" (ice) and "Vogel" (bird). The kingfisher is a magnificent bird known for its vibrant and striking colors. Its plu",
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