An enchanting Art Nouveau Jugendstil elephant figurine by the celebrated German porcelain company Gebrüder Heubach (Heubach Brothers). This elegant piece captures the graceful charm and timeless artistry of the 1930s, making it a perfect treasure for collectors and lovers of fine porcelain alike. The maker’s mark on the foot base confirms its authentic origin and era. The mold number (H or 4)-442 is stamped on the base of another foot.

Period: Circa 1930
Signed/Maker: Gebrüder Heubach (Heubach Brothers), maker’s mark on base
Origin: Germany
Materials: Glazed porcelain, hand-painted over white porcelain
Size: Medium, Tabletop
Approximate Dimensions: 8" tall x 11" long
Decoration: Realistic detailing with smooth glazed finish; raised trunk symbolizing good fortune
Colors: Gray, Black
Condition: Professionally repaired on the left hind foot; please see photos for details.

The absence of a “Germany” export mark indicates this piece was made for the domestic German market. An elephant’s raised trunk is said to bring good luck and positive energy. In Feng Shui, the upward trunk invites prosperity, blessings, and protection.