This refined Ginori lace porcelain figurine depicts an eighteenth‑century lady seated beside her harp, a highly sought‑after subject in the world of antique porcelain and collectible objects. The lacework, typical of the most prestigious Ginori creations, highlights the complexity of the dress, with folds and volumes that perfectly imitate the lightness of real fabric. The harp features elegant gilded details that further enhance the composition.
The figurine shows a few conservation interventions: the upper part of the harp has been reattached, as visible in the photos, and a portion of the lace has been carefully reconstructed to preserve the overall aesthetic harmony. Despite these restorations, the piece fully retains its original charm and remains a significant example of Ginori’s artisanal tradition.
The quality of the modelling, the delicacy of the facial features, and the richness of the decorations make this figurine ideal for collectors, enthusiasts of artistic ceramics, or anyone seeking a decorative element with strong visual impact.
Note: measurements are approximate and may vary depending on the point of detection.
