Antique Porcelain Girl with Dog Figurine Seated Chair 3.5 in gift

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Some paint wear on the girl's dress and bonnet.Minor surface marks on the chair legs and cushion.Some areas of gilding loss (visible in photos).No major chips or cracks observed.Suitable for display or light restoration.

Brand: antique

Type: Figurine

Theme: Dogs

Material: Porcelain

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Dog

Colour: Multicoloured

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

This item is an antique porcelain figurine depicting a charming girl in a bonnet seated on an ornate highbacked chair, accompanied by a small dog at her side. The figurine is delicately handpainted with gold accents and fine details. The back of the figurine is impressed with the number 531J.

A delightful small collectible that adds vintage charm to any porcelain or animalthemed display.

Product Details:

• Origin: Unknown (marked 531J on back, likely early 20th century European)

• Type: Porcelain Figurine

• Height: approx. 3.5 inches (as shown)

• Weight: approx. 52g

• Features: Handpainted with gold accents, ornate Rococostyle chair

Design Highlights:

• Features a young girl wearing a green bonnet with a delicate smile.

• Sitting on a richly decorated highbacked chair with scroll detailing and gilt highlights.

• A small dog sits beside her on the chair cushion.

• Handpainted gold accents on the chair legs and edges.

Condition:

• Some paint wear on the girl's dress and bonnet.

• Minor surface marks on the chair legs and cushion.

• Some areas of gilding loss (visible in photos).

• No major chips or cracks observed.

• Suitable for display or light restoration.

About Small Porcelain Figurines:
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, European porcelain manufacturers produced a wide variety of small decorative figurines like this one, often featuring children, animals, or domestic scenes. These charming figures were used as mantel decorations, gifts, and collectible novelties, and remain highly sought after by collectors today.