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Early Chelsea Pair Of Porcelain Shepherd & Shepherdess Rococo Figurines, C. 1752

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"Early Chelsea Pair Of Porcelain Shepherd & Shepherdess Rococo Figurines, C. 1752"
Rare Antique Chelsea Porcelain Shepherd and Shepherdess FiguresExquisite and rare pair of Chelsea porcelain figurines, hand-painted with floral details, gilt accents, and finely sculpted pastoral elements. These 18th-century figures depict a shepherdess with a lamb and a shepherd with a dog, both dressed in period attire and set on Rococo-moulded bases with gilt embellishments.The shepherdess wears a turquoise blouse and floral-patterned skirt, holding a bouquet of flowers, while the shepherd is dressed in a pink jacket and hat, holding a flower in his hand. These figures are beautifully painted in rich enamels, reflecting the exceptional craftsmanship of Chelsea porcelain during this period. The base bears the Chelsea mark corresponding to its mid-18th century production.The Chelsea Porcelain Factory, established in 1743, was one of England’s earliest porcelain manufacturers. It became renowned for its high-quality, finely detailed pieces, often inspired by 18th-century paintings. Chelsea porcelain was highly prized by the wealthy and frequently presented as royal gifts.DimensionsShepherdess
Height: 18.5 cm
Width: 11 cm
Depth: 11 cm
Weight: 477 gShepherd
Height: 17 cm
Width: 11 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Weight: 497 gConditionShepherd – Missing left leg below the knee, damage to bows on hat and costume, minor damage to leaves and flower petals. Otherwise, good antique condition.Shepherdess – Minimal chip on ribbon of left sleeve, visible only under magnification. Otherwise, excellent condition. Remarkable preservation considering the abundance of delicate details.Shipping & Packaging
  • Shipped fully tracked and insured.
  • Shipping cost includes labour, packaging, and postage.
  • Please carefully review all photos before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions.

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