German Porcelain Figurine Acceptable Worn 8.5in Lady with Rose Blue Gold White

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, acceptable condition, worn — visible signs of age and wear:The gold gilt shows wear in multiple places, particularly on the edges of the dress and floral details.The rose has minor chipping on the edges (see close-up photos).Small surface marks and areas of glaze wear consistent with handling and age.No visible major cracks or structural damage.Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition.

Origin: European

Brand: Continental

Type: Figurine

Theme: German

Material: Porcelain

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Rose

Colour: Gold

Country of Origin: Germany

This item is a charming German porcelain figurine, featuring a young lady in a flowing blue and white dress with gold gilt accents, holding a large rose and posed gracefully by a tree trunk. This elegant figurine stands approximately 8.5 inches tall and weighs 354 grams.

The piece embodies the timeless Rococo revival style, often associated with Dresden and Meisseninspired porcelain, known for their delicate handpainted details and romantic subject matter.

Product Details:

• Origin: German (style consistent with Dresden/Meissen revival)

• Theme: Rococo Lady with Rose and Tree Trunk

• Material: Glazed porcelain with gold gilt accents

• Height: Approx. 8.5 inches (21.5 cm)

• Weight: 354 grams

• Color: White with cobalt blue and gold highlights

• Features: Handpainted details, gilt decoration, sculpted floral elements

Condition:
Used, acceptable condition, worn — visible signs of age and wear:

• The gold gilt shows wear in multiple places, particularly on the edges of the dress and floral details.

• The rose has minor chipping on the edges (see closeup photos).

• Small surface marks and areas of glaze wear consistent with handling and age.

• No visible major cracks or structural damage.

Please review all photos carefully to assess the condition.

About German Porcelain Figurines:
Inspired by 18thcentury Rococo art, German porcelain figurines became popular during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Dresden and Meissen workshops were known for creating romantic and pastoral scenes, often decorated with lavish gilt details and handpainted flowers. These figurines continue to be sought after for their artistry and nostalgic charm.