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Waldkater Keramik Art Deco Period Terracotta Model of a Kid Goat - Circa 1925
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Waldkater Keramik Art Deco Period Terracotta Model of a Kid Goat - Circa 1925

1920 - 1940
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An early 20th-century Waldkater Keramik No.113 'ziegenböckchen' terracotta model of a kid goat in a white glaze, with impressed and painted marks to the underside.

Little is known about the ceramicist. She and her husband Walter Kieser had a joint workshop in Dessau from 1919. In 1925, the Waldkaterkeramik GmbH was opened. There, the couple focused mainly on animal figurines; Friede Kieser-Maruhn died in 1947. The work they generated garnered worldwide acclaim and remain in high-quality private collections to this day. Some of their works can still be found in public spaces, particularly in Dessau.

Overall condition is very good with no visible chips or marks.

Physical Dimensions
Height
21cm (8.27")
Width
20cm (7.87")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Declaration

M Cross Antiques has dated this Art Deco Ceramic Goat Figurine to the 1930s.

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SA1220372
Dealers Internal Reference
814
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Delivery within the UK mainland (excluding Devon, Cornwall, Scotland & Wales) is free of charge and will be completed by my own privately appointed courier. Please enquire with us for delivery costs if in Devon, Cornwall, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.

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Description
An early 20th-century Waldkater Keramik No.
113 'ziegenböckchen' terracotta model of a kid goat in a white glaze, with impressed and painted marks to the underside.
M Cross Antiques

Little is known about the ceramicist. She and her husband Walter Kieser had a joint workshop in Dessau from 1919. In 1925, the Waldkaterkeramik GmbH was opened. There, the couple focused mainly on animal figurines; Friede Kieser-Maruhn died in 1947. The work they generated garnered worldwide acclaim and remain in high-quality private collections to this day. Some of their works can still be found in public spaces, particularly in Dessau.

Overall condition is very good with no visible chips or marks.

Height
21cm (8.27")
Width
20cm (7.87")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Date of Manufacture

M Cross Antiques has dated this Art Deco Ceramic Goat Figurine to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1220372
Dealers Internal Ref
814
M Cross Antiques
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A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base.
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Archive I A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base.

Waldkater Keramik Art Deco Period Terracotta Model of a Kid Goat - Circa 1925

Archive II A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base. View II
Archive III A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base. View III
Archive IV A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base. View IV
Archive V A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base. View V
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A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base.
Waldkater Keramik Art Deco Period Terracotta Model of a Kid Goat - Circa 1925
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A cream glazed terracotta figurine depicting a standing kid goat mounted on a low rectangular base.
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Art Deco ceramic animal figurines from the 1920s feature streamlined, geometric forms and simplified anatomical silhouettes that reflect the modernist design aesthetic of the interwar period.

These figurines were typically slip-cast or moulded from terracotta clay, finished with light glazes or washes, and fired to create subtle textured surface finishes.

Authentic period pieces often display impressed maker marks or numeric mould marks on the underside, period-appropriate glaze wear, and natural age softening along the unglazed base rim.

Position ceramic figures on a bookshelf, mantelpiece, or console table alongside structured books and minimalist decorative objects to create a balanced textural vignette.

Dust gently with a soft microfibre cloth or dry soft-bristled brush, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners, immersion in water, or abrasive pads that could damage porous ceramics or glaze layers.
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