Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Chinoiserie Porcelain Figure Group to the Georgian era.
The modelling is crisp, with expressive faces, well-defined drapery folds and rococo scrollwork typical of French soft-paste sculpture of the 1750s.

The glaze displays the slightly creamy translucency and surface speckling associated with early soft-paste production. The underside retains an original kiln adhesion, consistent with mid-18th-century firing practice. Groups of this scale were luxury display pieces intended for mantel or console presentation.

A decorative and well-balanced example of early French chinoiserie porcelain.
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Historical Background
Vincennes and early Sèvres produced a number of high-quality figure groups during the 1740s–1760s, often drawing on European interpretations of Chinese themes. These works combined rococo modelling with “exotic” figures and were purchased by aristocratic patrons for formal interiors. The spirited poses and animated drapery seen here closely align with the Vincennes sculptural idiom.

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Measurements
• Height: 35 cm (13.77?)
• Width: 28 cm (11.02?)
• Depth: 15 cm (5.90?)
• Weight: 5.7 kg
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Condition
A very presentable example overall. Professional restoration to the boy’s lower leg and minor historical retouch to a neckline, both well executed and visually unobtrusive. An original 18th-century kiln adhesion remains on the underside. Glaze and modelling otherwise in good order.

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Shipping & Packaging
Tracked and insured delivery.
Professional packaging included.
Customs documentation provided where required.
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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Chinoiserie Porcelain Figure Group to the Georgian era.
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