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This exceptionally rare Chelsea porcelain figurine represents Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, seated on a rocky mound with a bow in hand and a hound at her side. It dates to around 1760, during the renowned Gold Anchor period of the Chelsea porcelain manufactory.
The figurine is exquisitely hand-painted, with Diana's facial features rendered in fine detail and a gold-trimmed headdress adding an elegant touch. The Rococo-style base features characteristic gilt scrollwork and encrusted floral elements, embodying the refined luxury associated with Chelsea's finest output. Made of soft-paste porcelain, this piece exemplifies the delicate craftsmanship and high artistry for which Chelsea was celebrated.
Ideal as a centrepiece for antique porcelain collections or as a museum-worthy display item, this figure embodies the elegance of 18th-century English Rococo design.
Historical Background
Chelsea was one of the most prestigious English porcelain manufacturers of the 18th century, famed for its soft-paste porcelain and elaborate Rococo compositions. Figurines from the Gold Anchor period (c.1756-1769) are especially prized for their technical sophistication and rarity, marking the factory's final phase before merging with Derby. Chelsea pieces from this era are highly collectable and held in major museum and private collections.
Measurements
Height: 16 cm / 6.25″
Width: 12 cm / 4.75″
Depth: 12 cm / 4.75″
Weight: 600 g
Condition
In excellent antique condition overall, with minor historical restoration. The arrow in her right hand and the bow in her left hand are broken, otherwise in beautiful preserved condition with fine detailing and clear gold anchor mark.
Shipping & Packaging
- Shipped fully tracked and insured
- Shipping cost includes professional packaging, materials, and handling
Please review all photos carefully before purchase and feel free to send any questions.
Rare Chelsea Porcelain Diana Figurine: Antique English Rococo, Gold Anchor Mark
£925.00
The figurine is exquisitely hand-painted, with Diana's facial features rendered in fine detail and a gold-trimmed headdress adding an elegant touch. The Rococo-style base features characteristic gilt scrollwork and encrusted floral elements, embodying the refined luxury associated with Chelsea's finest output. Made of soft-paste porcelain, this piece exemplifies the delicate craftsmanship and high artistry for which Chelsea was celebrated.
Ideal as a centrepiece for antique porcelain collections or as a museum-worthy display item, this figure embodies the elegance of 18th-century English Rococo design.
Historical Background
Chelsea was one of the most prestigious English porcelain manufacturers of the 18th century, famed for its soft-paste porcelain and elaborate Rococo compositions. Figurines from the Gold Anchor period (c.1756-1769) are especially prized for their technical sophistication and rarity, marking the factory's final phase before merging with Derby. Chelsea pieces from this era are highly collectable and held in major museum and private collections.
Measurements
Height: 16 cm / 6.25″
Width: 12 cm / 4.75″
Depth: 12 cm / 4.75″
Weight: 600 g
Condition
In excellent antique condition overall, with minor historical restoration. The arrow in her right hand and the bow in her left hand are broken, otherwise in beautiful preserved condition with fine detailing and clear gold anchor mark.
Shipping & Packaging
- Shipped fully tracked and insured
- Shipping cost includes professional packaging, materials, and handling
Please review all photos carefully before purchase and feel free to send any questions.