An ancient porcelain statuette "Boy with lute / mandolin", a delicate and elegant antique statuette of a boy musician in a carnival costume (image of Piero), who plays a string instrument. Made of biscuit porcelain (matt, unglazed) with delicate pastel hand-painted. Characteristic European plastic (Germany or France) of the first half of the twentieth century. Brand is absent, there is only a technological hole from the bottom. Visually, the figure looks great, the paint and detailing of the face are well preserved. Important nuance: The statuette has an ancient restoration - the head was glued in the neck area. If the figure just stands on the shelf, this seam is not visible at all, it is noticeable only with a detailed examination from behind or close (all detailed photos of the seam are added to the gallery). This nuance is already fully taken into account in the price! A great option for decorating the interior, creating comfort or for those who like vintage old things with history. Measurements: Height: 17 cm Material: Biscuit porcelain (porcelain)
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