Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Meissen Porcelain Figure Model to the 1850s.
The modelling is delicate and refined, with particularly fine attention to the facial features and hands.

The polychrome decoration is of notably high quality, with subtle flesh tones and carefully observed detail to the drapery, adding depth, warmth and true life to the composition.
The piece reflects the popularity in the 19th century of 18th century French-inspired subjects, interpreted through the precision and craftsmanship for which Meissen is renowned. It is in near perfect condition, with almost imperceptible losses to the veil only. On the base, the Meiisen crossed swords in underglaze, the incised model No. 'E58', impressed '43' and the initial of the anonymous, mysterious painter of the polychromy "S" , in red.
Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Meissen Porcelain Figure Model to the 1850s.
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