Handmade figurine group
The object is designed as a high-quality decorative piece for interior spaces. It integrates harmoniously into classical arrangements and adds stylish accents to prestigious living and exhibition rooms.
3.024,00 € Including VAT
The handmade figurine group is made of genuine marble, likely Laaser or Carrara marble (not certified), and depicts two standing female figures based on the famous “Princess Group” by Johann Gottfried Schadow (1795–1797), representing Luise and Friederike of Prussia. The replica bears neither a serial number nor a signature.
The two figures are depicted in flowing garments and stand close together; one places her arm around the other's shoulder—a gesture of intimacy and connection. The rear view highlights the Neoclassical treatment of drapery and hair texture.
The marble ranges from natural white to cream and has a smooth to matte surface with a fine crystalline texture. The group rests on a rectangular, simple, and sturdy base.
The condition is very good: there are no visible damages, cracks, or chips; the details of the garments and facial features are clearly preserved.
Its creation is likely dated to the period before 1933, within the artisanal context of the interwar years. Stylistically and compositionally, the work is based on an iconic example of Berlin Classicism. Even without museum provenance, the figurine group is culturally and historically inspired and worthy of collection.
Price range: ca. 2.400 – 3.200 €
| Weight | 14,30 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19 × 31 × 53,5 cm |
| Period of manufacture | Likely before 1933 (stylistically and materially attributed) |
