Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Chelsea Porcelain Diana Figurine to the 18th Century.
Her gold-trimmed headpiece and delicate facial features are carefully painted, emphasizing the craftsmanship of Chelsea masters. The base is elaborately decorated with gilded scrollwork, which are typical of Chelsea's luxurious table wares and decorative objects.
The Chelsea factory was one of the most important English porcelain manufacturers of the 18th century, known for its high quality soft paste porcelain and fine rococo decorations.
Chelsea porcelain figurines from this period were highly prized among the English aristocracy, often used as table decorations or cabinet pieces. The gold anchor period (c.1756–1769) represents the factory’s later years before its merger with Derby, and pieces from this time are especially sought after by collectors due to their refinement and detailed execution. Although the Chelsea factory operated for less than 30 years, its influence on English porcelain was profound. It set the standard for quality and artistry, inspiring other manufacturers. Chelsea porcelain remains a symbol of 18th-century elegance and craftsmanship, and its pieces are treasured in museums and private collections worldwide.
Dimensions: height 16cm, width 12cm, depth 12cm, weight 600 grams.
Condition: broken arrow in right hand, broken bow in left hand, otherwise excellent antique condition.
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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Chelsea Porcelain Diana Figurine to the 18th Century.
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Chelsea Porcelain Figurine of “Diana the Huntress”, Gold Anchor, C. 1760.
