Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Girl Carrying Baskets Figurine

Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Girl Carrying Baskets Figurine

The specific identity of this antique collectible is a Gebrüder Heubach Bisque Porcelain Girl Carrying Baskets Figurine (historically serving as the exact matching sister counterpart to the previous peasant boy figurine).Key Identification DetailsManufacturer: Gebrüder Heubach (Lichte, Thuringia, Germany), produced during the late 19th to early 20th century.Subject Matter: A traditional pastoral, romanticized scene of a barefoot country girl standing next to a rustic tree stump adorned with a small climbing fruit vine. She balances two woven market baskets—one cradled on her right forearm and the other held in her left hand.Wardrobe: She wears a wide-brimmed straw bonnet tied with a blue ribbon bow, a soft blue-grey shoulder shawl over a ruffled pink blouse, and a flowing cream-pink skirt detailed with delicate, hand-painted floral sprigs that perfectly match the boy's trousers.Artistic Style: Crafted from premium hand-painted German bisque porcelain, showcasing Heubach's famous soft pastel matte finish and deeply expressive facial casting.To verify authenticity and check if it is part of a numbered pair, examine the lower back of the tree trunk or the unglazed bottom of the rocky base for an incised Heubach mold number or the stamped sunburst/square mark.

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