Antique Staffordshire Woman Figurine– bluescarf , holding Teapot Painted

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear:Chipped spout on the teapotBroken or worn cup handleGeneral glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this agePaint loss and scuffing in several areasNo visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures)

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Origin: Staffordshire

Antique: Yes

Material: Porcelain

Year Manufactured: 1880

Subject: Figures & Portraits

Colour: Multicoloured

Brand: Staffordshire

Type: Figurine

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Style: Victorian

Production Technique: Pottery

Handmade: Yes

This is an authentic antique Staffordshire figurine of a seated woman, beautifully handpainted and dressed in traditional 19thcentury attire. Holding a teapot in one hand and a cup in the other, she captures a moment of domestic life in rural Victorian England. Her expression and posture reflect the charm and realism that Staffordshire ceramics are known for.

Standing 6.5 inches tall and weighing 424 grams, this figurine is crafted from glazed porcelain with a square base painted to resemble a grassy field, dotted with red detailing and floral accents. A wonderful example of Staffordshire craftsmanship from the mid to late 1800s.

Product Details:

• Brand: Staffordshire

• Type: Antique Porcelain Figurine

• Subject: Seated Woman with Teapot and Cup

• Height: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm)

• Weight: 424 grams

• Material: HandPainted Glazed Porcelain

• Base: Square with painted green grass and red foliage

• Era: Mid to Late 19th Century (Victorian)

• Color Palette: Red, blue, pink, cream, green accents

• Origin: Staffordshire, England

Condition:

Used, acceptable condition with clear signs of age and wear:

• Chipped spout on the teapot

• Broken or worn cup handle

• General glaze crazing and discoloration, typical for pieces of this age

• Paint loss and scuffing in several areas

• No visible maker's mark (common in early Staffordshire figures)

• No box included

Still structurally intact and wellbalanced, this figurine displays nicely from most angles and retains its antique character.

About Staffordshire Figurines:

Staffordshire pottery flourished in England during the 18th and 19th centuries, reaching its peak in the Victorian era. These handcrafted and painted figures captured scenes of everyday life, folklore, and domesticity, often made for display on mantels and in parlors. This particular piece is emblematic of that legacy—humble yet expressive, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of English ceramic history.