This Ludwigsburg ceramic figurine is a refined antique piece, attributable to the early productions of the renowned German manufactory active at the end of the eighteenth century. The mark on the underside, consisting of a shield with an L surmounted by a crown, confirms its attribution to the first series created under ducal direction, today highly sought after by collectors of historical porcelain.
The female figure is modelled with great elegance, featuring richly decorated garments, vivid colours, and a dynamic posture that fully reflects the Rococo style typical of Ludwigsburg production. The floral details and delicate shading highlight the artisanal quality of the piece and the meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of the period.
The figurine has undergone careful conservation work, during which the lady’s arms and fan were reconstructed with precision, respecting the original proportions, colours, and stylistic features. The intervention was carried out discreetly and is perfectly integrated, preserving both the aesthetic harmony and the historical value of the piece.
Its strong visual presence, the quality of the modelling, and the prestigious manufactory mark make this figurine an ideal object for collectors of antique ceramics, enthusiasts of eighteenth‑century German porcelain, or anyone wishing to enrich their space with a decorative piece of great charm.
Note: measurements may vary slightly depending on the point of measurement.
Measurements:
Base: 5.2 cm
Height: 12 cm
