Dresden Lace Porcelains Figurine Rococo Couples Antique

5” by 5” Some pink and white “lace” on the dress is missing. See pictures for details. Green mark: Crown over intertwined “W” → this is the Carl Thieme / Potschappel Dresden factory (founded 1872 in Saxony, Germany). • Red stamp: “Made in Western Germany / handgemalt / Dresden Art” → confirms post-WWII export (West Germany, 1950s–1970s). • Mold and decorator numbers: “7563 26” and impressed numbers are internal factory references. 2. Style: • The delicate lace dress is a hallmark of Dresden lace porcelain. Real lace was dipped in porcelain slip, fired, and transformed into fragile lacework. • Bright enamels (purple, turquoise, pink) and detailed faces are consistent with Carl Thieme’s mid-20th century Dresden production. 3. Origin & Era: • Factory: Carl Thieme, Potschappel (Dresden area, Saxony, Germany) • Date: Post-1950s, Cold War West Germany era (due to “Western Germany” mark).