Ritas Bazaar has dated these Derby Porcelain Musician Figurines to the Regency era.

Introduced c.1760 (Bradshaw E9, p.95), the models were revived under Robert Bloor as catalogue No. 311 (Bradshaw pp.353–354), who reinterpreted classic Derby groups with brighter enamels and heavier gilding.

Both figures are incised 311. The male bears an impressed “Bloor Derby” mark; the female is signed “Derby” in red script.
Measurements
Male: 20 cm × 11 cm × 11 cm / 7.87? × 4.33? × 4.33?; 487 g
Female: 20 cm × 11 cm × 9.5 cm / 7.87? × 4.33? × 3.74?; 461 g

Condition
Overall a well-preserved pair with strong colour and gilding.
Boy: both hands and flageolet professionally restored; tabor beater missing; small chip to back hem of cloak; right thumb missing.

Girl: left hand reattached; retains fragment of triangle beater; lower triangle corner present on apron; losses to applied decoration on apron.
Enamels and gilding otherwise in very good antique condition.

Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging and postage.
Carefully packed using recycled materials.
Please study all photographs as they form part of the description.
Questions are welcome.
Ritas Bazaar has dated these Derby Porcelain Musician Figurines to the Regency era.
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