The Fancy Fox has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Model number 57 she would originally have come with a male companion in mirror pose, c.1840. Unmarked as is usual.

Reference: Minton Pottery & Porcelain Of The First Period 1793-1850 by Godden, colour plate X, and pages 87 for a discussion of the applied imitation lace applied rarely to some models and page 91 for details of this model.

It measures 17cm (6 3/8") long, 13cm (5 1/8") deep and 14cm (5 1/2") high.
Condition is excellent and that of the lace is remarkable. No damage, repairs or restoration (neck, limbs and fingers are all fine) and hardly any losses to the lace at all. The lower tip of one side of the necklace has gone and some very small sections to the hem of the skirt and bodice trim. There are traces of lace stuck to the legs which may indicate a loss in this area but studying the design I think it more likely that some of the lace stuck erroneously here rather than the legs being covered up with lace. The papery ribbons and flowers also look perfect. Minimal handling wear to enamel or gilding.
The Fancy Fox has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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