Early Bow Porcelain Figures
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:16531672 | Age: Pre-1800 |
| Primary Material: Ceramic, Porcelain | Original/Reproduction: Original |
| Type: Figurines & Statues | Country/Region of Origin: England |
I don't know for sure, but think these figures were made at the Bow factory. The figures are damaged as can be seen in the photos and one figure would appear to have a missing rod that went from their left hand and into their body. The figures appear to have a capital R, or could be a P incised into their bases and this leads me to believe they are Bow figures. The figures used to have some gilding and red decoration on their clothing, but most of that has worn off.&n...bsp; In spite of all the damage, these figures are very interesting and I would imagine very rare. The figures stand about 17.5 cms or 7 inches high. Postage to overseas locations will come to $60.00 and within North America $30.00. The winning bidder can pay via PayPal. Please have a look at all the photos.On 01-Oct-19 at 12:45:19 EDT, seller added the following information:I have been asked for a more detailed condition report on these figures. I have also added a few more photos. The figure with the bag in it's right hand has one missing finger and the tip of one wing is missing. Some of the bocage is broken and flowers chipped. Where the glaze has pooled, it looks very clear and glassy. The red and gilt decoration appears to have been painted on after the figure was fired. The second figure appears to be missing some sort of rod, fingers and chips to the flowers. I hope this clarifies the condition of these figures. In spite of the damage they display well and continue to believe they must be quite rare.
