We would like to introduce extremely rare antique figurines made by the prestigious 18th century Austrian company "Vienna Porcelain". The Vienna Kiln, founded in 1718, was the second famous kiln in Europe to successfully produce hard porcelain, and under the patronage of the Habsburg family, produced the finest decorative items that adorned court culture.

This piece is a group figurine with a musical theme that embodies the elegance of the Rococo style. The delicate gold-decorated harp in the center is a beautiful depiction of ladies and gentlemen dressed in 18th century court costumes enjoying an elegant session. The ladies are depicted wearing beautiful yellow dresses decorated with roses and white lace aprons, while the gentlemen are depicted in the formal attire of the aristocracy of the time, wearing elegant blue coats and white shirts.

What is noteworthy is the elaborate modeling technique down to the details of the costume. Every detail, from the openwork of the lace, the floral pattern of the dress, to the gentleman's hairstyle and facial expressions, is carefully crafted one by one by the hands of skilled craftsmen. The pedestal is studded with colorful small flowers, creating a beautiful scene that looks like a moment in a court garden. This is a valuable work of art that conveys the musical culture of 18th century Europe and the elegance of court life to the present day.

Recommended usage/applications

By displaying it in a special seat in your salon or living room, you can enjoy it as the centerpiece of your interior, evoking the elegant musical culture of the 18th century European court. By placing it on the fireplace mantel, study desk, piano, etc., you can create a classical and intellectual space.

For music lovers, this is a decorative item with special meaning, and it would also be great to display it in conjunction with a collection of musical instruments. In addition, for antique porcelain collectors, this is a very valuable collection piece as a rare piece of Vienna kiln.

By displaying it in the entrance hall or dining room where guests are welcomed, you can create a sophisticated living space that exudes high-quality taste and culture.

Interior coordination proposal

The 18th century Austrian court style can be combined with Maria Theresa-style furniture, Baroque/Rococo mirrors, and luxurious silk drapes to recreate the opulence and grandeur of Schönbrunn Palace. It goes perfectly with gold-painted antique furniture and crystal chandeliers.

At the Classical Music Salon, you can create an intelligent and elegant musical space that evokes the traditions of musical culture that have continued since the 18th century by combining them with a grand piano, violin case, and sheet music stand. It would also look beautiful in combination with damask fabrics and heavy books.

In an elegant and traditional interior, by combining antique Persian rugs and British antique furniture, you can create a high-quality and calm space that breathes traditional European culture. Combined with warm lighting, it creates a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.

This rare figurine, which brings together the outstanding technique and artistry of the Vienna kiln, the pinnacle of 18th century Austrian porcelain, is a work of art with historical value that brings the elegance of Habsburg court culture and the rich worldview of European classical music to your life.

About quality and condition

As it is a reused product, there is a feeling of use compared to a new product.

There may be uneven coloring due to repair marks or aging.

There may be slight scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this does not affect use.

There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual item

[About confirmation at physical store]

You can actually view this product at our physical store in Meito Ward, Nagoya City. Please be sure to check out the textures and colors in-store, which are difficult to convey through online images and descriptions. *Depending on the situation of business negotiations at the store, there may be cases where the display is temporarily unavailable. We recommend that you contact us in advance of your visit.

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