Wilhelm Rittirsch Dresden Figurine, meticulously crafted in the heart of Dresden, Germany, this vintage collectable, is made from a fascinating process known as Lace Draping. the art form involves saturating the lace with liquid porcelain. Its then fired and the fabric burns away, giving us a piece of art that exudes sublime elegance. and leaving us with a dress that has all the delicacy and fragility of porcelain, this beauty demands the utmost care and gentle touches. German porcelain figurines, particularly those originating from Dresden, are among the world's most desirable collectables. They stand as unparalleled testimonials of splendid craftsmanship and intricate design. However, they are often challenging to date or correlate with their manufacturer. Stand warned, the market is brimming with misleading figurine marks – more so than any other type of porcelain! Take your time, do your due diligence, and save yourself from possible forgeries. It might seem an arduous journey, but the satisfaction of acquiring an authentic piece will make it all worthwhile. This particular Dresden Lace figurine arrives almost in impeccable condition. Regrettably, she bears a small chip on her dress. Despite that and considering her age and the delicacy of her porcelain lace dress, her preservation over the years is notably impressive. Remember, you're not just buying a figurine. You're investing in a piece of history, a piece of art, and most importantly, bringing an aspect of Dresden’s porcelain heritage into your home.