
Zsolnay Pecs Ceramic Figurine of a Seated Lady with Flower
This is a vintage hand-painted ceramic figurine produced by the renowned Zsolnay Pecs factory in Hungary. The sculpture depicts a stylized, elegant woman seated in a reclined posture, holding a delicate pink flower to her chest. Following the Mid-Century Modern or 'Retro' aesthetic prevalent in the mid-20th century (circa 1960s-1970s), the piece features elongated, minimalist facial features and a flowing, organic form. The figurine is crafted from fine porcelain or stoneware and finished with a high-gloss glaze. The color palette is dominated by muted, earthy tones: the woman wears a draped gown with a sage green and brown variegated glaze that highlights the folds of the fabric, while her hair is rendered in a soft tan. Her skin is a creamy white, and her eyes and eyebrows are painted with simple, dark minimalist strokes. The flower provides a singular pop of soft pink. Architecturally, the piece stands vertically with the dress flaring out at the base to ensure stability. Based on the visual inspection, the piece appears to be in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The glaze maintains a brilliant sheen without significant crazing, though typical shelf wear on the unglazed underside of the base is expected. Such pieces typically bear the stamped Five Churches Zsolnay logo on the bottom and are prized for their unique 'Pec' craftsmanship and artistic fluidity.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Vintage Ceramic Art/Figurines
Appraised On
January 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Zsolnay lady with flower vintage figurine
Item Description
This is a vintage hand-painted ceramic figurine produced by the renowned Zsolnay Pecs factory in Hungary. The sculpture depicts a stylized, elegant woman seated in a reclined posture, holding a delicate pink flower to her chest. Following the Mid-Century Modern or 'Retro' aesthetic prevalent in the mid-20th century (circa 1960s-1970s), the piece features elongated, minimalist facial features and a flowing, organic form. The figurine is crafted from fine porcelain or stoneware and finished with a high-gloss glaze. The color palette is dominated by muted, earthy tones: the woman wears a draped gown with a sage green and brown variegated glaze that highlights the folds of the fabric, while her hair is rendered in a soft tan. Her skin is a creamy white, and her eyes and eyebrows are painted with simple, dark minimalist strokes. The flower provides a singular pop of soft pink. Architecturally, the piece stands vertically with the dress flaring out at the base to ensure stability. Based on the visual inspection, the piece appears to be in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The glaze maintains a brilliant sheen without significant crazing, though typical shelf wear on the unglazed underside of the base is expected. Such pieces typically bear the stamped Five Churches Zsolnay logo on the bottom and are prized for their unique 'Pec' craftsmanship and artistic fluidity.
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