KPM Germany 1950 Seated Monkey Eating a Banana Figure In White Glazed Porcelain
A tall porcelain monkey designed by KPM.
This beautiful vintage decorative sculpture was created in Berlin, Germany, by the prestigious KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin), one of Europe's oldest and most celebrated porcelain manufactories. Expertly modeled in fine Blanc-de-Chine white glazed porcelain, the sculpture depicts a highly expressive monkey seated in a tree while peeling and eating a banana, capturing the animal's playful character with remarkable realism and movement.
This impressive large-scale example showcases KPM's renowned mastery of porcelain modeling, with finely sculpted details, graceful composition, and a luminous glazed finish that highlights every contour of the design. Combining exceptional artistry with the timeless elegance of white porcelain, this charming sculpture possesses outstanding decorative presence and is a highly desirable piece for collectors of KPM porcelain, fine European ceramics, and twentieth-century decorative arts.
Country: Germany.
Period: Mid-Century, Post War, 1950.
Materials: Glazed white porcelain.
Signatures: It is signed at the base with the maker's logo, KPM and the model number 6393.
Measurements: H. 445 mm by L. 216 mm by D. 191 mm, (17.5 x 8.5 x 7.5).
Condition: The overall condition of this KPM porcelain is impeccable. Beside the little normal wear, there is no damage to any part. With no nicks or restorations. This piece was carefully inspected to guarantee the condition & authenticity.
INVENTORY REF: D072026ENNG/.7856
