Single Figurine Beaver

The white porcelain figure of a beaver was designed by the sculptor Max Esser (1885-1945). The sculpture depicts the animal in a naturalistic, finely modeled form, combining keen observation of nature with sophisticated artistic craftsmanship.

The simple white glaze accentuates the figure's clean contours and carefully rendered details. It draws attention to the animal's body shape, the beaver's distinctive features, and the fine workmanship of the porcelain. The understated color lends the piece a timeless elegance.

Max Esser was renowned for his animal sculptures, which reflect his detailed knowledge of anatomy and his ability to capture the characteristic features of each animal. The beaver figure exemplifies the combination of naturalistic animal representation and fine porcelain artistry for which the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory is famous.

The figure is both a collectible for enthusiasts of historic porcelain art and a decorative object that expresses the beauty of the animal world through a classic artistic form.