Antique Swiss Black Forest Dog

Single Piece of Wood

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    Description

    Carved as a Recumbent St. Bernard


    From our Back Forest collection, we are delighted to offer this Antique Swiss Black Forest Dog . The Antique Swiss Black Forest Dog carved realistically as a St. Bernard dog relaxed lying down with its head resting. The figure carved from a single piece of wood beautifully sculptured with a naturalistic look complete with glass eyes and collar. The carving encapsulating the true look of a St. Bernard with flowing fur and beautifully carved paws, a very desirable and collectable carving from the so called Black Forest. The sculpture dating to the late 19th century to the early 20th century circa 1900.


    Black Forest Carvings

    Swiss Black Forest carvings are highly collectible hand-carved works of art, originating from Brienz, Switzerland in the 19th century. Typically crafted from linden wood or walnut, these pieces feature intricate depictions of animals, daily Alpine life, and whimsical figures. Popular subjects include bears, stags, dogs, eagles, and boars, with rarer animals and larger carvings commanding premium value. Collectors prize quality, realistic detailing, original glass eyes, and occasional carvers’ signatures, all of which significantly enhance desirability.

    For further information please see our article on Swiss Black Forest Carvings.


    Measurements

    10cm High x 43cm Wide x 16.5cm Deep

    Condition

    Good-Very Good, two old repairs one to the tail and one to the paw.


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