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Rosenthals
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This is Deutschmark, our lovely Rosenthal
Trotting Horse probably produced in the 1930s or earlier. He was
sculpted by Professor Theodor Kärner, one of the finest modern
equestrian sculptors. Deutschmark is a multi-champ in both halter
and collectibility.
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This is Marzipan, another Rosenthal piece, probably produced in the 1930s or earlier and sculpted by Albert Heinrich Hussmann. |
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The incredibly rare Rosenthal Small Polo Pony. He's slightly larger than classic scale. He looks extremely gawky in photos, but he's really a neat little horse. He is a very early piece dating to about 1911, sculpted by Dorothea Moldenhauer. This particular example has a little gold metal tag on a chain around his right hind foot. It reads "Ertos" which may be the name assigned to the piece.
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Here is our Small Polo Pony standing beside Pauline
Entin's Large Polo Pony at Breakables Live 2012. The large pony
is quite similar, but he has reverse dapples and a white tail rather
than grey. He is a bit larger than traditional scale.
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This is a Lipizzaner sculpted by Kärner.
This piece is usually seen as white ware, but this fellow is a lovely
dappled blue.
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