Chelsea Porcelain Figurine: Woman on Camel, Antique Allegorical Figure

Chelsea Porcelain Figurine: Woman on Camel, Antique Allegorical Figure

£2,525.00
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Chelsea Porcelain Figurine: Woman on Camel, Antique Allegorical Figure

Chelsea Porcelain Figurine: Woman on Camel, Antique Allegorical Figure

£2,525.00
Chelsea Porcelain Figurine, Woman Sitting on a Camel, c. 1745, Model by J.J. Kändler

A Chelsea porcelain figurine depicting a woman sitting on a camel, symbolising Asia. This piece is based on a 1745 porcelain figurine modelled by J.J. Kändler for Meissen, a significant example of European porcelain artistry.

The Chelsea porcelain factory, founded in 1743 by Charles Gouyn and Nicholas Sprimont, was the first major porcelain manufactory in England. Specialising in soft-paste porcelain, Chelsea aimed its early production at the aristocratic market, producing highly decorative and collectible pieces.

This figurine bears the golden anchor symbol on the base, a well-known Chelsea porcelain mark.

Measurements
Height: 19 cm
Width: 16 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Weight: 839 g

Condition
Minor loss of gilding, otherwise outstanding antique condition.

Shipping & Packaging
Shipped fully tracked and insured.
Shipping cost includes labour, packing, and postage.

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