Bow Porcelain Figure

Small figure of a young woman wearing a puce-sprigged white skirt, lifted slightly with her left hand, pale pink jacket with typical Bow opaque blue collar and cuffs. We've called...

A classic example of early bow porcelain. The figure is of a Dominican Nun, and is based on a continental model, probably Meissen.

From the Commedia dell’arte, shown seated on a tree stump and playing her favourite instrument. Probably after Kandler, who described the model as a Tyrolean maiden playing a lyre. ...

One of Bow's theatrical figures. The actress Mrs Catherine (Kitty) Clive, 1711-1785, as Mrs Riot, the Fine Lady, introduced, with The Fine Gentleman, into David Garrick’s farce Le...

He wears a winged helmet and sandals, a loosely draped pink, white, and yellow washed cloak over a short tunic, and leans arrogantly against bales, his message sack over his left sho...

Probably an early prototype, the largely open base showing an apparently unique structure described by Watney as ‘a favourite primitive buttressed by a strong overall cone-shape and ...

On a mound base decorated with painted floral sprigs. She wears a pale pink-mauve washed shift with iron-red sleeves and cloak, pale mauve and pink stomacher and a sprigged white shi...

Moulded in a dense body in typical muses modeller style and with slightly drab glaze. She stands by a fruiting vinestock and carries an open basket of grapes in her right hand, her e...

Presumably based on the work of the Flemish sculptor François Duquesnoy (1597-1643), also known as Il Fiammingo. A small series of Chelsea figures from the late 1740s was also ba...

A fashionably dressed gentleman, almost certainly the actor David Garrick: he wears a white frockcoat, pink waistcoat and red breeches, all with embroided gilt enrichments and white ...

circa 1765. ---------- Ref. Bradshaw - Bow Porcelain figures - p115 for Arlecchino & his companion Columbina, without the playing cards, also Chilton - Harlequin Unmasked - p2...

A Bow Porcelain Figure of Winter, c1765 Have named this version of winter "Dave" in tribute to the great and sorely missed observational Irish comedian Dave Allen.

Bow Porcelain Figure - Seated Rustic Seasons - the Autumn Vendangeur, c1765 Additional information: Date : c1765 Period : George III Marks : none Origin : Stratford at Bow; England ...

Neptune is depicted astride a multicoloured dolphin on an openwork shell base. He wears a yellow cape held in his raised right hand which swirls around his body. It is decorated wi...

As part of a fine collection of early English porcelain, we offer this rare antique bow figure of a putti carrying a basket of fruit and dating from circa 1765.

Bow Porcelain Seated Rustic Seasons Figure of Winter, c1765 Additional information: Date : c1765 Period : George III Marks : None Origin : New Canton factory, Bow, London, England C...

Bow porcelain figure, c. 1760. Modelled as a young Turkish boy, wearing traditional costume.

Diminutive and rare antique Bow porcelain figure of America was part of a set of the Four Corners of the Earth: Africa, America, Asia and Europe.

A rare and fine Bow porcelain candelabrum brightly painted with a man and woman in front of a bocage

This is a wonderful figure of a musician made by the Bow Porcelain factory in circa 1760.

This is a wonderful figure of a shepherd boy piper made by the Bow Porcelain factory in circa 1755.

This is a wonderful porcelain figure of a goat and kid made by the Bow Porcelain factory in circa 1765, which was the Georgian Era.

A rare bow porcelain figure of a Huntress, c. 1750. The white glazed figure of a seated lady, holding a gun in her left hand.

Figure of a young woman emblematic of Charity as one of the Three Theological Virtues. In the white, she stands loosely robed and with sash and head scarf, a small child lifted to...