Bichon Frise Dog, Porcelain Sculpture With A Gilt Bronze Base. Late 19th/early 20th Century

Bichon Frise dog; a white and gray porcelain sculpture resting on a gilt bronze base.
It bears the mark of the German manufacturer Gebrüder Heubach, renowned for the quality of its animal sculptures and the gentleness of their expressions.
The dog is depicted standing on its hind legs, in a lively and tender pose.
The fur is rendered with particular care, with a delicate and nuanced effect, showcasing the manufacturer's remarkable craftsmanship.
The expressive face, with its finely painted eyes, lends the piece immediate charm.
The gilt bronze base, with its classic and finely decorated lines, adds a further touch of elegance and underscores the decorative and refined character of the object.
A beautiful display or collector's item, ideal for enthusiasts of German porcelain, animal sculptures, or Belle Époque decorative objects.
Dimensions: H: 31cm W: 16cm
Condition: very good overall condition, with the porcelain remaining vibrant and the gilt bronze well preserved.
Period: late 19th – early 20th century.