Poodle Figures in Porcelain by Fritz Heidenreich for Rosenthal, Germany, 1940s, Set of 3

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Set of “Poodles” figures in porcelain, Fritz Heidenreich for Rosenthal, 40's - Germany

Fun set of three porcelain dogs, three … more Set of “Poodles” figures in porcelain, Fritz Heidenreich for Rosenthal, 40's - Germany

Fun set of three porcelain dogs, three poodles, work of the renowned German ceramist Fritz Heidenreich (1895-1966) for Rosenthal. Heidenreich's sculptures are characterized by their naturalness and realism. In this case, each of the dogs shows a different posture, with two of them standing and the third lying on the ground. They also show slightly different traits. The detail of the curls typical of the hair of this breed stands out, which provide a very original texture to the surface of the porcelain.
Rosenthal GmbH (1879)
Rosenthal is an iconic ceramic and porcelain manufacturer based in Germany, known for its commitment to quality, innovation and contemporary design. Founded in 1879 by Philip Rosenthal in the town of Selb, the company quickly distinguished itself for its prowess in the production of fine porcelain, combining traditional techniques with modern approaches.
Throughout its history, Rosenthal has collaborated with renowned designers and artists, resulting in a wide range of products. The brand has been characterized by its attention to detail, its impeccable finishes and its ability to merge aesthetics and functionality. Pioneer in the incorporation of new technologies in the manufacture of porcelain, as well as in the creation of collections that reflect contemporary trends in art and design.
Today, Rosenthal remains a benchmark in the world of luxury ceramics, offering products that are appreciated by both collectors and those seeking elegant pieces for everyday use. The brand continues its legacy of excellence, being synonymous with sophistication and timeless style in the porcelain industry.

Material: Porcelain
Author/Designer: Fritz Heidenreich
Manufacture: Rosenthal
Period: 1940s
Country of origin: Germany
Good condition according to its age and use
Dimensions: 16 x 17 x 6 cm. This piece has an attribution mark,
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