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Condition: UsedCondition Notes: This set is in remarkably good condition for its age. While a thorough inspection is recommended, we note the following:Lady Figurine: No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The colors remain vibrant, and the delicate floral accents are largely intact. There may be some minor age-related crazing, which is typical for porcelain of this period and does not detract from its beauty.Boy Figurine:he has a broken hand, A very small, discreet chip is present on the edge of one of the floral appliqués on the base, which is barely noticeable unless inspected closely. The rest of the figurine is in excellent condition with no other visible damage.General Condition: Both pieces show minor wear consistent with age, including some light rubbing to the gilded accents. The base of each figurine is unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces of this era. Please examine all photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. We have tried to capture the pieces from all angles to accurBrand: UnmarkedType: FigurineProduction Technique: PotterySubject: CoupleColour: WhiteCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis stunning pair of 19thcentury antique porcelain figurines captures a charming scene of a lady and a young boy, likely her son, gathering flowers or produce in a basket. A true testament to the artistry of the period, these pieces are a beautiful addition to any collection of fine porcelain or a focal point for a mantelpiece or display cabinet.Historical Background:Figurines like these were highly popular during the 19th century, particularly among the wealthy and middle classes. Often inspired by pastoral scenes, mythological figures, or everyday life, they were a way to bring art and beauty into the home. Made by renowned European porcelain manufacturers, these pieces reflect the intricate handpainting and delicate craftsmanship that was a hallmark of the era. The detailed work on the clothing, facial expressions, and accessories demonstrates a high level of skill, suggesting they were produced by a reputable factory, possibly in Germany or France.Measurements: Height: [Insert Height in inches and cm] Width: [Insert Width in inches and cm] Depth: [Insert Depth in inches and cm] Weight (each): [Insert Weight in lbs and grams] Condition:This set is in remarkably good condition for its age. While a thorough inspection is recommended, we note the following: Lady Figurine: No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The colors remain vibrant, and the delicate floral accents are largely intact. There may be some minor agerelated crazing, which is typical for porcelain of this period and does not detract from its beauty. Boy Figurine:he has a broken hand, A very small, discreet chip is present on the edge of one of the floral appliqués on the base, which is barely noticeable unless inspected closely. The rest of the figurine is in excellent condition with no other visible damage. General Condition: Both pieces show minor wear consistent with age, including some light rubbing to the gilded accents. The base of each figurine is unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces of this era. Please examine all photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. We have tried to capture the pieces from all angles to accurately represent their condition. This beautiful pair would make a fantastic gift for a collector or a wonderful heirloom to be cherished for generations. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Notably, the chair's edge is broken as shown in the pictures.No major cracks or structural damage observed.Glaze is still rich and glossy, though some fading in areas from age.Please examine the photos closely for a full understanding of condition.Brand: CapodimonteOrigin: EuropeanType: FigurineFeatures: Hand PaintedMaterial: PorcelainSubject: CoupleColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: ItalyThis item is a vintage Fuji Figure porcelain sculpture from the mid20th century, beautifully handpainted and depicting an intimate countryside scene of an elderly couple in conversation. The man is seated with a pipe in hand, leaning toward the woman who gestures in response, capturing a moment of rustic charm and storytelling. At their feet lies a curious cat and a small footstool, all set on an ornate base with gold embellishments.This large and detailed piece reflects a traditional European pastoral style, popular in the 1940s–1950s, and was likely made for export, as indicated by the "Foreign" backstamp – a common mark used postWWII for items imported into the UK from Germany, Japan, and other countries. The signature Fuji Figure and outline of Mt. Fuji suggest a Japanese origin, though made to emulate the classical German or Capodimonte styles of the time. Product Details: Brand: Fuji Figure Country of Origin: Japan (marked "Foreign") Era: Circa 1950s Material: Porcelain Height: Approx. 28 cm (11 inches) Weight: 1.9 kg Type: Figurine / Tabletop Sculpture Theme: Rural Elderly Couple with Cat Finish: Glossy, handpainted with gold gilt detailing Design Highlights: Handpainted expressive faces and detailed clothing folds Textural realism in the man's pipe, woman’s apron, and wooden stools Includes a curious cat at the woman’s feet for added character Ornate gold detailing on the base with elegant scrollwork Sculpted on an integrated ceramic base with a tilelike ground Condition: Notably, the chair's edge is broken as shown in the pictures. No major cracks or structural damage observed. Glaze is still rich and glossy, though some fading in areas from age. Please examine the photos closely for a full understanding of condition. About Fuji Figure and Historical Context:The "Fuji Figure" mark is a lesserknown export brand, typically associated with Japanese postwar ceramics made for Western markets, particularly the UK. During the late 1940s through the 1950s, figurines like these were crafted in the style of Capodimonte or Dresden pieces, often replicating romantic or domestic scenes with intricate handpainted details. The term "Foreign" was used due to British import regulations and helps to date the item approximately to pre1952.These figurines have gained interest among collectors of midcentury ceramics, especially those who appreciate crosscultural decorative arts that blend European themes with Japanese craftsmanship. Why Choose This Piece? A visually striking and nostalgic piece for vintage décor lovers Perfect for collectors of midcentury porcelain or themed figurines Unique cultural hybrid between Japanese craftsmanship and European aesthetics Displayready and substantial in size for shelf or mantle placement