Polychrome porcelain figurine Sitzendorf 'Rabbit Seller', made in the 19th century.

Ø cm 9 Ø cm 6 h cm 20

The ceramics of Sitzendorf are renowned for their fineness and the richness of details, typical of German porcelain. 
The porcelain factory of Sitzendorf was founded in 1760 in Sitzendorf, Thuringia, Germany.
Throughout its history, the factory has gone through various phases of ownership and management, always maintaining high quality standards.
Production reached its peak in the 19th century, when Sitzendorf porcelain became highly valued throughout Europe.

The ceramics of Sitzendorf are famous for the production of statues and figures, often depicting mythological, pastoral, or court scenes, but not only.
Decorative objects, such as centerpieces, vases, and candlesticks. Tableware and tea sets, elaborate kitchen accessories, and vibrant colors.
The manufacture is particularly known for its skill in modeling flowers and figures, with meticulous attention to detail.
The porcelain of Sitzendorf is known for the polychromy of its decorations.