NADAL Fine Porcelain Figurine - Girl Lying Down CG-2542

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NADAL Fine Porcelain Figurine - Girl Lying Down CG-2542:
$55.00

NADALFine Porcelain Figurine
- Girl Lying Down -
This sale presents a Fine Porcelain Figurine \"Girl Lying Down\";by NADAL, original creator of porcelain figurines from VALENCIA - SPAIN SINCE 1915
The picture above shows the bottom of the figurine with NADAl & COSMOS Stamps
Fine porcelain andceramic construction

Exquisitely detailed.makes for a great gift or an excellent complement to your décor

Comes beautifully packagedin a sturdy gift box
Measures: 8 1/2\" x 3 7/8\" x 4 1/8\"
Note: Please allow 3-5 days handling time since the item will be shipped from Texas Warehouse.

NADAL\'s founder, Don José Asunción Marqués (1890-1961), was born in a family of farmers. His restless nature led him to abandon the family tradition to pursue skills in ceramics with an ambitious project in mind: to found his own company some day. He worked tirelessly in various factories in the town, while researching new techniques in a small laboratory installed at home.

In 1915, at age of 25, but already with a great experience in the art of pottery, he creates NADAL, named in loving tribute to his wife, Margarita Nadal. Along with an enthusiastic team of collaborators, he started producing pottery and porcelain, which due to the great quality soon got the appreciation of the collectors. In 1922 the only son of the couple, Don José Asunción Nadal, was born, who continued the work begun by his father. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to consolidate the company, exporting its creations all over the world and making the brand NADAL an international reference in the field of decorative arts. In 1975, a new member of the Asunción family, Don EnriqueAsunción Gabriel (born 1953, grandson of the founder of NADAL), who shared thesame passion for the intricate but exciting art of ceramics, joined the firm asthe third generation in this family saga.

TodayNADAL, a completely modernized company, is still one of the leaders in theproduction of figurines.