Vintage Figurative Porcelain - Polar Bear
1,800 €
Tax included
Collector Porcelain Polar Bear
Large porcelain figurine designed by Carl Frederik Liisberg for Royal Copenhagen.
Let yourself be surprised by this vintage piece featuring the famous Hungry Polar Bear in white. Design Carl Frederik Liisberg®
All our vintage curation is sourced by our Maison. Our favourite pieces, a NORKI signature.
Size
L 0,49 × H 1,04 × D 0,45 ft
Denmark, Circa 1965
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Vintage Figurative Porcelain - Polar Bear
Réf : OBCOPP
Polar Porcelain Bear Model 502.
Designer Carl Frederik Liisberg.
Piece sourced in-home.
Product Details
1 Item
Data sheet
- Colour
- White
- Materials
- Porcelain
- Designer
- Carl Frederik Liisberg
- Circa
- 1960
- Object
- Decorative items
Our seats are made of hides and furs. These are living materials that evolve over time. Hide is a naturally impermeable material which makes it very easy to clean.
Vacuuming your seat regularly. If stained, scrub the area with cold water only, without detergent or washing powder, you will risk changing the integrity of our products.
If your furniture has deteriorated, our workshop is able to respond to your request for your product repair and restoration. We invite you to contact our sales department.
Paying attention to where you place your seat will contribute to its longevity. It should be protected from damp and prolonged exposure to light.
Choose natural colours if you are exposed to strong sunlight, especially in the mountains, as they do not fade. If you opt for tinted skins, install anti-UV filters on the windows.
However, our tinted hides may lose colour saturation and fade slightly over time.
Carl Frederik Liisberg (1860 – 1909)
This talented Danish artist generated sculptures and was a painter on porcelain. He joined the Royal Factory in Copenhagen and was one of Arnold Krog's first employees.
He was very talented and innovative in this factory and the Danish art of porcelain was booming at the time. Carl Frederik Liisberg was inspired by Japonism and participated in Art Nouveau, and used animal subjects (fish, birds, mice, etc.).
the perfect harmony
