18th century Derby Porcelain small figurine of a Putti - enamelled - holding a basket of flowers - pad marks to base - Antique circa 1780 - #3

A small antique Derby porcelain figure of a Putti holding a basket of flowers. This slip cast figurine has been embellished with applied flowers to the basket, a head-dress and to the bocage on the base. It has been been hand painted in polychrome enamel colours and has pad marks to the underside of the base. The figurine is 4 inches (10 cm) high. This is number 3 of 3 similar figures.

This lovely antique 18th century figure Derby porcelain figurine dates from around 1780 in the Georgian period and during the reign of King George III.

Item condition: He is in good antique condition, there are some minor losses to the flowers in the basket and to the bocage.  Some rubbing to the glaze. Please see the images. 

This is a great antique figurine to add to any collection of early English porcelain, Derby figures, enamelled porcelain figurines Georgian or 18th century porcelain. The last image shows this figure (number 3) along with two similar figures that are listed individually. Discount given for the purchase of all three in one transaction.

Height 4 inches (10 cm) high.
Base diameter 1  3/4 inches ( 4.4 cm)
Total weight 105 grammes unpacked.

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