Algora - Figure - Putto niño con ánfora - Porcelain





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Algora porcelain figure of a putto boy with an amphora, white glossy porcelain with blue and gold accents in neoclassical style, origin Spain, circa 1997, in good condition with minor signs of wear, dimensions 27 cm high, 11 cm wide, 11 cm deep, weight 1 kg.
Description from the seller
Algora Porcelains, a prestigious Spanish firm founded in Madrid by the brothers Vicente and Manuel Algora. Its pieces stopped being produced after the closure of its factory in 2004, which makes them today attractive collectibles.
The Model: This figure in glossy white porcelain corresponds to the Niño Jarrón Agua model (also cataloged in collections as Niño con Cántaro). It features the Neoclassical aesthetic and the fine gold finishes on the base typical of the Madrid house.
Numbering and Marking: The blue seal "ALGORA / Made in Spain" is visible together with the handwritten mark on the reverse "T/97". This mark indicates the internal code of the decorator or modeler and, in many series of the brand, the approximate year of manufacture or batch registration (1997).
Algora Porcelains, a prestigious Spanish firm founded in Madrid by the brothers Vicente and Manuel Algora. Its pieces stopped being produced after the closure of its factory in 2004, which makes them today attractive collectibles.
The Model: This figure in glossy white porcelain corresponds to the Niño Jarrón Agua model (also cataloged in collections as Niño con Cántaro). It features the Neoclassical aesthetic and the fine gold finishes on the base typical of the Madrid house.
Numbering and Marking: The blue seal "ALGORA / Made in Spain" is visible together with the handwritten mark on the reverse "T/97". This mark indicates the internal code of the decorator or modeler and, in many series of the brand, the approximate year of manufacture or batch registration (1997).

