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Rosenthal Porcelain Snowwhite & Dwarf Signed Gronau Art Deco 1920
This Rosenthal porcelain statue depicts Snowwhite and a dwarf in an abstract style, featuring a glossy finish. The piece was manufactured in Germany in the year 1920 and is an original from the Rosenthal collection. It is a perfect addition to any art or sculpture collector's collection and is suitable for all occasions. Please note that this item may show signs of age wear due to its antiquity and previous usage, as it is not a new item. However, it remains an excellent example of German porcelain craftsmanship from the early 1900s.