Francesca Art porcelain Emma Figurine 1978 Staffordshire 8.5" Good Condition

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, good condition. The figurine shows minimal signs of wear and retains excellent detail and coloring. No cracks or chips are visible, and the surface is clean. Slight wear may be present on the base, consistent with age.

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Origin: Staffordshire

Brand: Francesca Art

Type: Figurine

Theme: Art

Material: Bone China,Porcelain

Year Manufactured: 1978

Time Period Manufactured: 1970-1979

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Women

Colour: Multicoloured

This item is the 1978 "Emma" porcelain figurine from Francesca Art China, crafted by Ray Shuttleworth in Staffordshire, England.

This elegant collectible features a graceful woman in a flowing white empirestyle gown, detailed with a soft blue and goldtrimmed drape. The figurine showcases the refined craftsmanship typical of English china from the late 20th century, with delicate handpainted features and a highgloss finish. The figure stands approximately 8.5 inches tall and weighs 316 grams, making it a prominent yet graceful display piece.

Product Details:

• Brand: Francesca Art China

• Artist: Ray Shuttleworth

• Title: Emma

• Year Manufactured: February 1978

• Country of Origin: Staffordshire, England

• Material: Fine porcelain

• Height: 8.5 inches (21.5 cm)

• Weight: 316 grams

Condition:
Used, good condition. The figurine shows minimal signs of wear and retains excellent detail and coloring. No cracks or chips are visible, and the surface is clean. Slight wear may be present on the base, consistent with age.

About Francesca Art China & Staffordshire Porcelain:
Francesca Art China, known for its finely crafted figurines and traditional English designs, was part of the rich ceramic legacy of Staffordshire—a region synonymous with quality pottery since the 17th century. Staffordshire potteries are globally recognized for their detailed handpainted china figures and collectible home décor items. This piece, signed and dated by Ray Shuttleworth, reflects the enduring appeal and craftsmanship of that tradition, making it an excellent addition for collectors of vintage British porcelain.