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A charming porcelain figural group of a courting couple in the white (blanc de chine), produced by the Nymphenburg manufactory from original 18th-century Frankenthal molds, hand-dated 1923.
A young gallant in period dress, tricorn in hand, offers a rose to a seated lady holding a basket of delicately applied porcelain roses, on a scrolled Rococo base — a model in the manner of Frankenthal\'s celebrated Carl Theodor period (1755–1799). Marked on the underside in underglaze blue with the historic crowned CT (Carl Theodor) Frankenthal cipher and the year 1923, as used on Nymphenburg\'s authorized reissues from the original molds, with impressed model numbers.
Marked on the underside in underglaze blue with the historic crowned CT (Carl Theodor) Frankenthal cipher and the year 1923, over Nymphenburg\'s impressed Bavarian shield mark and impressed model number 45 — the documented marking combination for Nymphenburg\'s authorized reissues from the original Frankenthal molds.
Measurements: Approximately 7 1/2\" tall x 5\" wide.
Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, repairs, or losses. All fingers, rose petals, and fine details fully intact. Please see photos, which form part of the description.
