The delicately crafted porcelain figure captures the essence of Rococo elegance, as the woman is adorned in a sumptuous Rococo courtly dress while tenderly cradling a small French Bulldog. Each detail, from the intricate folds of her attire to the lifelike expression on her face, reflects the artistry of Meissen craftsmen during this era.

The Blue Crossed Swords marking on the bottom signifies the piece's origin in the renowned Meissen porcelain factory, a bastion of artistic innovation during the Rococo period. This era, characterized by opulence and ornamentation, saw a departure from the grandeur of the Baroque style, giving rise to delicate and intricate designs.

As both an art piece and a historical artifact, this Meissen porcelain woman figure invites you to appreciate the refined aesthetics of the Rococo era. Whether displayed in a curated collection or as a standalone focal point, it exudes a timeless elegance that resonates with connoisseurs of fine porcelain art. Its near identical resemblance to a porcelain figurine showcased in the Popov Exhibition at the Nesterov Museum in Ufa adds a layer of historical significance and rarity.

Journey back in time with this exquisite Meissen creation, where the Blue Crossed Swords marking stands as a testament to the artistic vibrancy of the Rococo period.

size: 9.5x8

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