Antique Porcelain decor Colonial Man Figurine Blue White Glaze 11" Hand Painted

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: No visible cracks or repairs.Gold wear and loss on one of the shoes and trim areas.Glaze chips and small losses to blue painted details (notably near the waist and hat).A small chip visible around the underside base hole.Minor firing marks and glaze imperfections typical of antique porcelain.The piece remains structurally sound and displays well, but condition flaws are present and reflected in the price.

Occasion: All Occasions

Size: Large

Material: Porcelain

Customised: No

Subject: soldier

Colour: White

Brand: Decor

Type: Figurine

Department: Adults

Style: Colonial

Original/Reproduction: Original

Features: Hand Painted

Room: Any Room

Finish: Antique

Handmade: Yes

This item is a charming antique porcelain figurine of a colonial or 18thcenturystyle gentleman, handpainted in white and cobalt blue with gold accent details. Standing at approximately 10.5 inches tall, this piece captures the refined styling of traditional European ceramic figures, with crisp detailing in the costume, facial features, and pose.

The figure is shown holding a hat in one hand and a cloak draped over the other, wearing a doublebreasted long coat and breeches, typical of Georgian or early Victorian influence.

Product Details:

• Origin: Likely European (Germany or England), unmarked

• Material: Glazed porcelain

• Color: Glossy white with cobalt blue and gold painted accents

• Height: Approx. 10.5 inches (as seen in photo with measuring tape)

• Weight: Approx. 0.549 kg (1.21 lbs)

• Style: Traditional / Colonial / Georgian

Condition:

Acceptable condition with visible signs of wear and age:

• Gold wear and loss on one of the shoes and trim areas.

• Glaze chips and small losses to blue painted details (notably near the waist and hat).

• A small chip visible around the underside base hole.

• Minor firing marks and glaze imperfections typical of antique porcelain.

• No visible cracks or repairs.

The piece remains structurally sound and displays well, but condition flaws are present and reflected in the price.

About Porcelain Figurines (19th to Early 20th Century):

Handpainted porcelain figurines like this were popular decorative items throughout Europe, especially from the mid19th century to early 20th century. Whether inspired by theatrical characters, romanticized historical figures, or everyday life, these pieces were often produced by German, French, or English manufacturers such as Dresden, Meissen, and Staffordshire.

Though this piece is unmarked, the style and glaze suggest it could be of continental European origin, and it reflects the artistry and craftsmanship typical of the period.

Why Choose This Figurine?

• Elegant display piece with traditional charm

• Ideal for collectors of European porcelain or colonialstyle figures

• Affordable antique with character and presence

• Adds a vintage accent to mantels, bookshelves, or cabinets