Female Singer Figurine Member of the Monkey Orchestra4. 75" tall Created in 1753 by the highly gifted Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706 1775), the "Singer" is one of the 21 imaginative creations playing in the Monkey Orchestra.

Care & Use: Wash by hand with mild dish soap and dry immediately - do not put in dishwasher

who saw birds playing with it in a tree

the pattern features a center motif of a stylized peony surrounded by a garland of leaves with 24K gold rosettes

Hand-painted porcelain

All pieces from the Massena collection share a scrupulously textural quality

The Spring Serenade plate features reds

which extends outward at a 45-degree angle from the symmetrical form

the ruffled rim adds a feminine touch with room for a lump of sugar or two and a wedge of lemon

where the art of glass blowing began 1000 years ago

75" Height - 34

Do not overload the washer/dryer machine and unfold linens before placing them in the washer/dryer

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