What periods do these sculptures span?

The pieces range from the Victorian era through the Edwardian period into the 1920s and 1930s. Most items date from the late nineteenth century, reflecting the neoclassical, orientalist and revivalist styles popular at the time.

How were these figures displayed originally?

These sculptures served as interior ornaments on mantelpieces, sideboards and tables within Victorian and Edwardian homes. Larger models and jardinières stood upon pedestals or furniture surfaces as central decorative elements.

What is blush ivory porcelain?

Blush ivory is a signature matte cream ceramic body developed by the factory to mimic aged ivory. It frequently serves as the canvas for delicate enamel painting and gilding.

Who was James Hadley?

James Hadley was a prominent modeller and designer working at the Worcester factory during the nineteenth century. His sculptural output included complex ethnographic and classical figures marked by exceptional detailing.

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Royal worcester sculpture brings together Victorian and Edwardian porcelain figures, classic models and exotic Hadley designs modelled with exceptional detail.