COPENHAGA - Royal Porcelain Manufactory of Copenhagen (founded 1760), Vietnamese woman with a knitting machine

porcelain, underglaze paints in seger range (gray-blue, beige); height: 23.5 cm;
Signed in cobalt underglaze: three stylized waves and handwritten next to: UD; in chrome green print: closed crown with cross and inscription around: ROYAL COPENHAGEN, below: DENMARK, handwritten in chrome green: 1317 (model no.), imprint: 39; on the back on the base of the chariot engraved under the glaze: BeN (?) 1914-.
Denmark, Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen (Royal Porcelain Manufactory of Copenhagen), model Lotte Benter (Charlotte Benter Bogdanoff) 1914, executed in the 2nd half of the 20th century.
Figure of a young peasant woman in regional Danish costume (long skirt, short mug, shawl around her shoulders, knotted on her back, cap-cornet, sabots); she is seated on a low chariot, slightly bent over a hand knitting (crocheting?) held in her hands.
Model of German medallion maker and sculptor Lotte/Charlotte Benter- Bogdanoff, who made designs for figurines of women and girls in regional costumes for the royal manufactory in 1911-1914 (Amager women series).