Set Of Bisque Figurines And Bisque Lace — German Manufacture, 19th–early 20th Centuries

Set of bisque and bisque lace miniatures — German manufacturer, 19th–early 20th centuries

(Children and cherubs in fine bisque, openwork lace, German craftsmanship)

Set of five bisque miniatures depicting children and cherubs, some dressed in finely openwork bisque lace: a technique characteristic of German manufacturers specializing in delicate figurines.

The faces are precisely modeled, with gentle expressions, curly hair, and small gilded details on some figures.

Dimensions:

• Pieces with biscuit lace (the largest ones): approximately 6 cm tall and 7 cm wide.
• Three smaller miniatures: approximately 4 cm tall and 4 cm wide.

Set in very good overall condition: Clean biscuit porcelain, with no major chips. Note: Several areas of missing porcelain lace, located on the most openwork elements, with small, isolated chips in the biscuit, clearly visible in the photos. One cherub is also missing a hand.

Fresh gilding, not oxidized. A very decorative set and highly sought after for display, thanks to the delicacy of the bisque and the variety of poses. Numbered on the base.