Charming porcelain figurine, most likely dating from the early to mid-20th century. The scene features a child and a dog seated on a richly decorated base with raised rocaille motifs and gently worn gilding, adding character and authenticity to the piece.
Next to the figures is a small barrel-shaped container, suggesting a possible original use as a porcelain inkwell, although it includes only one compartment for ink. This detail enhances its appeal for collectors and lovers of vintage desk accessories, while also making it a refined romantic-style decorative ornament.
Normal signs of age-related wear are present, such as light abrasions and superficial hairline cracks. A small chip is visible on one of the figure’s fingers, as shown in the photographs, but this does not affect the stability or overall visual impact of the piece.
Perfect for enriching a collection of decorative porcelain, for interiors styled in shabby chic, baroque or cottagecore aesthetics, or as a unique gift for enthusiasts of figurative art and antique porcelain.
Note: Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the point of reference.
