Staffordshire Figurine Painted Girl White Cloak Orange Back 6" Antique

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used condition – some small paint wear and surface marks typical for age. There are visible age-related discolorations and minor imperfections, especially on the face and base area, as well as some glaze imperfections. No visible cracks or major chips.

Origin: Staffordshire

Antique: Yes

Signed: Yes

Material: Porcelain

Subject: Girl

Colour: Multicoloured

Vintage: Yes

Brand: Staffordshire

Type: Figurine

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Style: Victorian

Production Technique: Pottery

Backstamp: Painted

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

Handmade: Yes

This item is a charming antique handpainted Staffordshirestyle porcelain figurine, likely from the late 19th to early 20th century, depicting a young girl in a flowing white cloak with an orange back, blue striped skirt, and black shoes. She stands on a grassy base with a lamb nestled behind her — a classic pastoral motif common in Victorianera ceramics.

Standing approximately 6 inches tall (15 cm) and weighing 184 grams, the figure carries a serene expression and delicate painted details, from her blue eyes and red lips to the fine folds of her cloak.

Product Details:

• Type: Porcelain Figurine

• Height: Approx. 6 inches / 15 cm

• Weight: 184 grams

• Color: Multicolor – white, orange, green, blue

• Theme: Religious / Rural / Victorian girl with lamb

• HandPainted: Yes

• Markings: Marked at the base with handwritten characters

Condition:

Used, acceptable condition – some small paint wear and surface marks typical for age. There are visible agerelated discolorations and minor imperfections, especially on the face and base area, as well as some glaze imperfections. No visible cracks or major chips.

About Staffordshire Figurines:

Staffordshire figurines are beloved antiques originating from the potteries of Staffordshire, England, particularly popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. These ceramics were often displayed in homes as symbols of faith, virtue, or domesticity. Many were handcrafted and handpainted, making each piece unique. This figurine reflects that tradition — with folkart charm, religious symbolism, and a distinct Victorian aesthetic, it’s a wonderful representation of historical English craftsmanship.