German Dresden Large Porcelain Figure Carl Thieme Circa 1900

Experience the elegance of European porcelain artistry with this exceptional Carl Thieme Dresden figurine from the early 20th century. Standing approximately 13 inches tall, this piece showcases three classical maidens, possibly representing the Three Graces or Muses, engaged in a graceful dance. Each figure is meticulously hand-painted with luminous enamels, detailed floral garlands, and richly patterned skirts, exemplifying the Rococo style characteristic of Dresden's Potschappel workshop. Key Features: Origin: Dresden, Germany Workshop: Carl Thieme, Potschappel Markings: Underglaze blue Dresden crown and impressed "AO" cipher Height: Approximately 13 inches Base: Gilt-trimmed, marbleized scrollwork Condition: Please note, one of the maidens is missing an arm, and there are minor chips consistent with the piece's age. Despite these imperfections, the figurine retains its vibrant colors, intricate details, and commanding presence. Such signs of wear are common in antique porcelain and often add to the item's character and authenticity. Market Comparison: Similar Dresden figurines of this size and craftsmanship have sold for up to $12,000. Given the condition, this piece is valued between $5,750 and $8,000, offering a unique opportunity for collectors to acquire a significant work at a competitive price. Why This Piece Stands Out: This figurine is not just a decorative item; it's a testament to the enduring appeal of fine European porcelain. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection. Shipping & Offers: We welcome offers and are open to negotiation. The item will be securely packaged to ensure safe delivery. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of porcelain history that embodies artistry, elegance, and timeless beauty.