Meisjesfiguur, ongedecoreerd c. 1755 - 1780

This small, unadorned porcelain figurine, dating back to the mid-18th century, depicts a young girl. The delicate white glaze enhances the simplicity of the figure, capturing the essence of childhood in a timeless pose. The piece stands as a testament to the artistry of anonymous craftspeople during the Rococo period, showcasing a delicate touch and subtle attention to detail. The small size of the figurine, measuring just 12 cm in height and 6 cm in width, suggests it was likely intended for a domestic setting, perhaps as a decorative object or a cherished keepsake.