This striking Art Nouveau porcelain rooster, produced by the renowned Pfeiffer & Lowenstein factory in Bohemia, dates from around 1910-1920. Hand-painted and glazed with elegant black, pink, and white hues, the figurine captures the vibrant spirit of early 20th-century European craftsmanship. This rooster is a testament to the fine artistry and decorative flair synonymous with Pfeiffer & Lowenstein’s celebrated porcelain creations.

Period: 1910-1920
Signed/Maker: "Ars Nova Schlacken Werth" mark, (Pfeiffer & Lowenstein)
Origin: Bohemia (now the Czech Republic)
Size Classification: Medium, Table Top Size
Approximate Dimensions: 9 inches tall and 10 1/2 inches long
Decoration: Art Nouveau, Hand-painted, Glazed
Colors: Black, Pink, White
Condition: Excellent, Some expected shelf wear on the underside base, as shown

Pfeiffer & Lowenstein was a porcelain factory located in Schlakenwerth, Bohemia, Austria (now called Skláře, Czech Republic). It was originally founded by Ludwig Lowenstein in 1873, but was later managed by Josef Pfeiffer Jr., which led to the name change. The factory operated from 1873 to 1949, with a period under Nazi control, and was renamed.