Antique Porcelain Lady Figurine Blue Dress 5.5 in Hand Painted Floral see pics

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Glue residue visible around the base — suggests prior repair or reattachment (see close-up photo).Some surface wear and minor discoloration on the skirt and column.Paint loss and minor firing imperfections typical of older pieces.Base shows surface dirt and wear, consistent with age.

Pattern: Floral

Signed: No

Material: Porcelain

Subject: Women

Colour: Blue

Vintage: Yes

Brand: antique

Type: Figurine

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Style: Victorian

Features: Hand Painted

Production Style: Art Pottery

Production Technique: Pottery

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

This item is an antique porcelain figurine of a graceful lady, dressed in a blue blouse and cream skirt, leaning on a column adorned with raised leaf decoration. The figurine stands approximately 5.5 inches tall, marked faintly on the base (unclear, possibly German origin based on style and mark).

A charming decorative piece that reflects early 20thcentury European craftsmanship.

Product Details:

• Origin: Unknown (faint illegible mark on base, possibly German)

• Type: Porcelain Figurine

• Height: approx. 5.5 inches (as shown)

• Weight: approx. 102g

• Features: Handpainted details, raised relief column design

Design Highlights:

• Delicate handpainted facial features and hair.

• Soft blue blouse with ruffled collar.

• Flowing creamcolored skirt with natural folds.

• The figure leans gracefully against a column with vine and leaves relief.

• Holding a hat in her left hand, adding to the period charm.

Condition:

• Glue residue visible around the base — suggests prior repair or reattachment (see closeup photo).

• Some surface wear and minor discoloration on the skirt and column.

• Paint loss and minor firing imperfections typical of older pieces.

• Base shows surface dirt and wear, consistent with age.

About Antique Porcelain Figurines:
Porcelain figurines of elegant ladies were highly popular in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many were made in Germany, Austria, and Bohemia, prized for their detailed handpainting and delicate features. These figurines were used as decorative items on mantels, shelves, and dressers, evoking the romantic styles of past eras.