GERMANY PORCELAIN Hutschenreuther Collectible Figurine Putti Playing Flutes 1951-1957



The figurine is made in the ancient traditions of German porcelain manufactories.


Extremely rare figurine Hutschenreuther factory. The sculptor Karl Tutter was the author of a very small number of works. Produced 1951-1957.

Height 17 cm - 6.69 Inch

Stand length 20.5 cm - 8.07 Inch



Ideal condition

WITHOUT CHIPS AND DAMAGE. IDEAL CONDITION.



HIGHEST QUALITY PORCELAIN



Very fine manufacturing technology.



It will be an ideal addition to your collection, as well as decorate and bring unforgettable beauty to your home environment.



Brief information: Hutschenreuther-At the beginning of the 19th century, the search for "white gold" brought the young porcelain artist Karl Magnus Hutschenreuther to Bavaria. In 1814, Carl Magnus Hutschenreuther (1794-1845) founded one of the first private porcelain factories in Germany, located in Hohenberg an der Eger in northern Bavaria. Until that time, Carl Magnus worked as a porcelain painter at a manufactory in Wallendorf.



For the first eight years since the foundation of production, the factory was engaged only in painting finished porcelain products, since the state did not allow private companies to engage in the production of porcelain products, because. the state monopoly was not interested in creating competition for state factories. But after eight years of struggle, in 1822, Karl Mongoose Huchenreuther, obtained permission to manufacture his own porcelain products. The Hutschenreuther Porcelain Factory successfully operated and developed and earned an excellent reputation in the European porcelain industry. After the death of Karl Mongoose Hutschenreuther in 1845, the factory was inherited by his wife and sons, who continued the tradition of Hutschenreuther porcelain.