A Collector's Treasure: The Rare Royal Copenhagen Aluminia Faience Sibling Set

Edition

First Edition

Collection

Aluminia Faience Child Welfare

Type

Person

*Little Sister (1941):** Step back in time with the "Little Sister" figurine, the inaugural piece of the Royal Copenhagen Aluminia Faience Child Welfare series from 1941. This delicate porcelain figure captures the innocence and charm of youth, adorned in a dress with a tender green floral pattern that reflects the freshness of spring. The craftsmanship is evident in every detail, from the gentle contours of her dress to the serene expression on her face. **Little Brother (1942):** Complementing his sister, the "Little Brother" figurine from 1942 continues the legacy of this cherished series. His attire, consisting of dark blue shorts and a white top adorned with a blue floral design, mirrors the thematic elements of his counterpart. Though the years have passed, the artistry remains timeless, with each figurine displaying the signature beehive mark of Royal Copenhagen, assuring its authenticity and esteemed heritage.***The little brother has a small chip in the front of his cap, I've added a picture of the small chip up close so everything is all disclosed*** ***Together, these figurines not only represent a piece of history but also stand as a symbol of the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of Royal Copenhagen. They are a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering a glimpse into a bygone era of elegance and artistry. ***These figurines are a rare find, and owning them is an opportunity to cherish a slice of artistic history. 🎨 ***The maker's mark on the bottom of both figurines is a beehive with the waves across. This specific mark demonstrates that the piece was made at the Aluminia Faience factory, which merged with The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufacturer in 1882.