Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Parian Porcelain Figural Group to the 19th Century.
Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire pottery manufacturer Minton and is named after the Greek island of Paros, known for its fine-grained white marble.

The snow-white finish of the figures enhances their elegance, with the matte, rough texture of the biscuit porcelain highlighting the intricate details, particularly in the woman's face and dress. This level of craftsmanship exemplifies the high quality for which Volkstedt porcelain is renowned.

This figurine, which stands on an integrated circular plinth base, is a valuable piece of museum quality that would make an extraordinary addition to any home. It bears the mark of Triebner Ens & Eckert, the founders of the Volkstedt porcelain manufactory, and is impressed with the number 11. This piece showcases the fine painting and meticulous modeling that have earned Volkstedt a lasting reputation among collectors.

866 g
21 cm tall
15 cm wide
14 cm across
Good antique condition. Gentleman - right pinkie chipped; chip on sword tip; Lady - tip of right hand index finger and left pinkie chipped; minor loss to leaves. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance.
Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Parian Porcelain Figural Group to the 19th Century.
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