Charming decorative porcelain biscuit fish, unglazed, attributed to the German manufacturer Heubach, made around the 1940s. Finely sculpted, it features a naturalistic design with beautiful relief work on the scales and delicately enhanced brown details on the fins and tail.
Its matte finish highlights the quality of the sculpture and gives it a sober elegance, characteristic of German productions of this period. Numbered 4321, this model can be used as a small cache-pot, a change bowl, or simply as a decorative object.
Its original and timeless design makes it an ideal piece for a vintage, Art Deco, or Mid-Century interior.
L: 17 W: 7 H: 6
Charming decorative porcelain biscuit fish, unglazed, attributed to the German manufacturer Heubach, made around the 1940s. Finely sculpted, it features a naturalistic design with beautiful relief work on the scales and delicately enhanced brown details on the fins and tail.
Its matte finish highlights the quality of the sculpture and gives it a sober elegance, characteristic of German productions of this period. Numbered 4321, this model can be used as a small cache-pot, a change bowl, or simply as a decorative object.
Its original and timeless design makes it an ideal piece for a vintage, Art Deco, or Mid-Century interior.
L: 17 W: 7 H: 6