Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Boy Carrying Baskets Figurine

Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Boy Carrying Baskets Figurine

The specific identity of this antique collectible is a Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Boy Carrying Baskets Figurine (often paired historically with a matching sister figurine holding flowers or fruit).Key Identification DetailsManufacturer: Gebrüder Heubach (Lichte, Thuringia, Germany), produced during the late 19th to early 20th century.Subject Matter: A classic pastoral, romanticized scene of a barefoot peasant boy standing against a small rustic tree stump. He is carrying two woven market baskets—one resting over his right forearm and the other held in his left hand.Wardrobe: He is wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a soft blue-grey jacket with an oversized sailor-style collar, a knotted yellow neckerchief, and pink knee-length breeches decorated with delicate, hand-painted floral sprigs.Artistic Style: Crafted from fine hand-painted German bisque porcelain, featuring the iconic Heubach soft pastel matte finish and realistic, expressive facial features.To confirm the exact model timeline and verify authenticity, look closely at the lower back of the tree stump or on the unglazed bottom of the rocky base for an incised Heubach mold number or the stamped sunburst/square logo.

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