Andrea by Sadek Biscuit Bisque Porcelain Vintage Figurine Children Flowers Japan

Description

Colored bisque porcelain figurine of two children, made by Andrea by Sadek in Japan. Biscuit porcelain or bisque porcelain, as it is also called is known for its matte and unglazed finish, which reflects a classic elegance that characterizes the creations of this prestigious brand.

This vintage porcelain figurine is an example of Andrea by Sadek's exceptional craftsmanship. The intricately crafted children showcase the artist's mastery in capturing human expressions and emotions. Adorned with delicately painted attire, the figures come to life with a burst of vivid colors. They carry colorful flowers and pose atop an exquisitely designed base that enhances their playful stance. The girl's index finger on her right hand is broken.

Marked on the bottom with "Design Registered 6168", this piece is a beautiful example of the romantic style, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. Porcelain figures like this were cherished as decorative items in homes, valued for their beauty and craftsmanship.

Founded in 1936 by Charles and Norman Sadek, Andrea by Sadek is a family-owned company based in New Rochelle, New York, still led by the Sadek family. Jim, Charles' son, along with his wife Sandra, manages the day-to-day operations, while Andrea, Jim's sister, lends her name to the company.

Andrea by Sadek collaborates with factories worldwide, creating over 3,000 unique designs for home accessories. Each product adheres to rigorous quality standards while maintaining affordable prices for customers. Recognized as a leader in the porcelain industry, the company introduces new designs annually. It is renowned for its beautiful and artisanal biscuit porcelain flower and bird figurines, as well as its extensive collections of figurines, salt and pepper shakers, tea sets, lamps, and dinnerware.

With showrooms in Atlanta, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, and at its corporate headquarters in New Rochelle, New York, Andrea by Sadek remains a symbol in the world of porcelain, boasting a strong following of collectors. The brand's bird figurines, in particular, are considered stunning for their beauty and detail.