Child (one of a pair) 1776 - 1786

This porcelain figurine of a young boy, likely a pair, was crafted by the Fulda Pottery and Porcelain Manufactory, a renowned German workshop active in the late 18th century. The boy is depicted in fashionable clothing of the period, standing confidently with his hand on his hip. The detailed rendering of his clothing, including the intricate pattern on his vest and the elegant lines of his coat, exemplifies the fine craftsmanship of the Fulda Manufactory. The figurine is a testament to the popularity of porcelain figures as decorative objects during the Rococo era.