Name: Limoges - Statuette - Classical female figure; 25 cm - Porcelæn
Brand: Limoges

John Laurance

Auktion Over Figuriner Af Porcelæn

Et spektakulært biscuit-porcelænsfigurin.

Klassisk figur, måske en græsk gudinde, måske Demeter/Cers/Demeter

Den forestiller en neoklassisk kvindelig figur i en skulpturel pose, tydeligt allegorisk eller mytologisk i inspiration (mindende om jomfruerne eller musæerne fra sen 1700-tals/19. århundredes tradition, i stil med billedhuggere som Falconet eller Boizot)

Stempel indgraveret under basen i form af en græsk bogstavsform, ukendt for mig.

De håndgraverede initialer (der ligner et græsk bogstav, et kursivt "J," eller et "f") er ikke producentens hovedmærke (som typisk blev stemplet eller brugt med kendte registrerede varemærker), men snarere mærket for 

A spectacular biscuit porcelain figurine.

Classical figure, perhaps a Greek goddess, perhaps Ceres/Demeter

It depicts a neoclassical female figure in a sculptural pose, clearly allegorical or mythological in inspiration (reminiscent of the maidens or muses of the late 18th/19th century tradition, in the style of sculptors such as Falconet or Boizot)

Mark engraved under the base in the shape of a Greek letter, unidentified by me.

The hand-engraved initials (which resemble a Greek letter, a cursive "J," or an "f") are not the manufacturer's main mark (which was typically stamped or used with famous registered trademarks), but rather the mark of the "repairer" (repéreur) or caster.

In 19th- and 20th-century French porcelain factories, biscuit pieces were cast in separate pieces in plaster molds and then assembled and finished by hand before firing. The artisans in charge of this delicate finishing and assembly work carved their initials or a distinctive graphic sign directly into the still-wet clay to be paid piecework and to identify the quality of their work

Engraving under the base: "Made in France"

The presence of the English inscription "Made in France" is crucial for dating

This inscription, stamped into the body of the porcelain itself, indicates that the object was produced after 1891 (to comply with the American McKinley Tariff Act, which required the country of origin to be indicated on goods imported into the United States) or, more likely, in the early decades of the 20th century (circa 1900-1930)

The French manufacturers dedicated to this neoclassical biscuit production were mainly concentrated in Limoges (such as the renowned Camille Tharaud and William Guérin factories) and Paris/Sèvres, oriented towards an international clientele export

Dimensions:
Height: 25 cm
Width: 10 cm
Depth: 6 cm
Weight: 280 g

Excellent condition

Very secure packaging

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Limoges - Statuette - Classical female figure; 25 cm - Porcelæn

Frankrig - 1920-1930 - Fremragende stand - næsten ikke brugt med minimalt tegn på aldring og slid

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Biscuitporcelænsfigur af en neoklassisk kvindefigur i Art Déco-stil, ca. 25 cm høj, 10 cm bred, 6 cm dyb, hvidt porcelæn, Made in France, i fremragende stand.

Limoges - Statuette - Classical female figure; 25 cm - Porcelæn

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Biscuitporcelænsfigur af en neoklassisk kvindefigur i Art Déco-stil, ca. 25 cm høj, 10 cm bred, 6 cm dyb, hvidt porcelæn, Made in France, i fremragende stand.

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