Ludvig Holberg figurines by Bing & Groendahl.

Height 18-20 cm. There is a natural wear on the gold decoration of the figures. Magdalone has a chip on her fan. Jeronimus is missing his walking cane. Henrik and Jeronimus are both a bit rough at the tips of the jacket. The figurines are from Ludvig Holbergs comedy Maskerade, designer by Hans Tegner in the 1920's. They are decorated with beige color and gold decor. The story revolves around Leander and Leonora in the spring of 1723 in Copenhagen, two young people who meet fortuitously at a masquerade ball, swear their undying love for each other and exchange rings. The following day, Leander tells his valet Henrik of his newfound love. He becomes distraught when reminded by Henrik that his parents have betrothed him in marriage to Leonora, the daughter of Leonard from remote Slagelse. Things get complicated when Leonard himself, whose daughter Leonora is the other part of this arrangement, comes complaining to Leander’s father that Leonora is in love with someone she met at the masquerade the previous night. In the third act, all is resolved when the various parties slip off to the night's masquerade, where all is revealed to everyone's mutual satisfaction. Item number: 3017