Single Figurines Dachshund

The figurine "Dachshund" is a striking testament to the combination of long-standing experience and creative innovation among Meissen's modelers. This small figure was created in 1902 by August Ringler, one of the outstanding modelers of his time. Born in 1837, Ringler already had a long and successful career behind him, during which he gained great recognition, particularly for his Neo-Rococo figures and intricately designed bird groups.

With this small dog figurine, Ringler once again demonstrates his extraordinary skill in capturing the essence of animals. The carefully modeled proportions, lively posture, and fine details give the figure an almost lifelike presence. The masterful craftsmanship highlights the exquisite sense of elegance that is characteristic of Meissen porcelain.

The "Dachshund" figurine is not only a charming collectible but also an impressive example of the rich tradition and masterful animal depiction of the manufactory. With this small piece, August Ringler succeeds in capturing the distinctive personality of the dachshund-its lively curiosity and loyal character-within a beautifully crafted porcelain artwork.