Royal Copenhagen "Amager Girl" Porcelain Figurine, model number 1314

Royal Copenhagen "Amager Girl" Porcelain Figurine, model number 1314, depicting a young girl either knitting or sewing. Here's some information about this figurine: Origin: It is a Danish porcelain figurine produced by Royal Copenhagen, a renowned porcelain manufacturer founded in 1775. Designer: This specific model, #1314, was designed by Lotte Benter, who was affiliated with Royal Copenhagen. Subject: The figurine features an "Amager Girl" in traditional attire, often shown seated on a bench while engaged in needlework like knitting or sewing, reflecting the traditional life on the Danish island of Amager. Material and Appearance: It is made of fine quality porcelain with a glossy finish and is hand-painted in soft shades of blue, brown, off-white, and gray. Collectibility: These vintage Royal Copenhagen "Amager Girl" figurines are highly collectible and appreciated for their craftsmanship and historical representation. In very good condition. Height approx. 15 cm (5.9 inches)