An Extraordinary Antique Masterpiece: Gebruder Heubach Bisque Figurine with Flower Holder
Presenting a breathtaking and exceptionally rare antique treasure for the serious collector: a magnificent large bisque porcelain "piano baby" figurine manufactured by the renowned Gebruder Heubach factory in Germany.
Dating back to the late 19th or early 20th century (circa 1890–1910), this exquisite piece captures a charming young character girl standing gracefully beside an intricately detailed woven wicker chair. True to European traditional classification—often referred to in Spain as a "violetero"—this rare figure features an ingenious structural opening behind the chair seat designed specifically to hold delicate fresh flowers.
Condition & Authenticity:
Museum-Quality Preservation: In an astonishing, near-impossible-to-find pristine antique condition. The matte bisque porcelain remains vibrant and flawlessly intact, free of cracks, structural repairs, or chips (with only a minuscule, negligible flake on the tip of one finger).
Guaranteed Authenticity: Stamped clearly on the back of the chair with the iconic impressed Sunburst insignia of the Gebruder Heubach company.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Gebrüder Heubach (Lichte, Germany)
Production Period: c. Late 19th / Early 20th Century
Material: Fine Bisque Porcelain
Design: Character girl standing at a wicker chair with built-in flower holder / vase (violetero)
Dimensions: Large format display piece
Dimensions & Weight: This piece measures 11 inches tall by 5 inches wide and 4.75 inches deep, with a verified store scale weight of 2 lbs.
This breathtaking piece projects absolute prestige, elegance, and historic charm—an elite investment-grade addition to any fine antique porcelain collection.