Vintage Meissen White Porcelain Roe Deer Fawn Figurine A 1253 by Willi Münch-Khe

This exquisite white porcelain roe deer fawn carries the undeniable prestige of Meissen's storied German heritage. Designed by Willi Münch-Khe in the 1930s, the piece perfectly encapsulates the transition between classic European naturalism and early modern fluidity. The underside bears the iconic underglaze blue crossed swords mark, assuring its esteemed provenance, alongside the incised model number A 1253 and the classic "weiss" designation.
The pristine white glaze allows the sculptural mastery to take center stage, emphasizing the delicate, instinctual pose of the young deer without the distraction of polychrome painting. A piece of this caliber effortlessly anchors any sophisticated collection of fine European ceramics and elevates a thoughtfully curated interior space.

Specs
Maker/Artist: Meissen / Willi Münch-Khe
Year Made: 1930s
Materials: Hard-paste porcelain, white glaze
Dimensions: 4.9" H x 3.5" W x 2" D

Condition
This piece remains in immaculate antique condition with no chips, cracks, or structural repairs. The bright white glaze remains highly luminous and undisturbed.