Ritas Bazaar has dated this Samson Paris Porcelain Figure to the Victorian era.

The model derives from mid-18th century European porcelain prototypes widely adopted in English porcelain. Early Derby examples are recorded from about 1752, with more elaborate bocage versions in the 1760s and simplified forms from the 1770s. This example reflects that tradition, reinterpreted by Samson in 19th-century Paris.

The quality of modelling and decoration reflects the refined work of Samson of Paris, renowned for its accomplished interpretations of English and Continental porcelain. Samson’s success was built on a deep understanding of original Chelsea models combined with the ability to reproduce and subtly adapt them for the 19th-century market.

The reverse of the base bears a gilt anchor mark in imitation of Chelsea.
A decorative and desirable cabinet piece with strong presence and good collector appeal.
Measurements
Height: 16 cm
Width: 9 cm
Depth: 8 cm

Weight: 317 g
Condition
Small minor chips to leaves; all flowers intact, which is notably rare; otherwise in excellent antique condition.
Shipping & Packaging
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Samson Paris Porcelain Figure to the Victorian era.
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