Bonbonnière in the Shape of a Gold Finch 1760 - 1780

This miniature, hand-painted porcelain bonbonnière, made by the Battersea Enamel Factory between 1760 and 1780, is in the shape of a goldfinch. It is a stunning example of the factory's renowned enamel work, featuring vibrant colors and intricate details. The bonbonnière was likely intended for holding small sweetmeats or other small items, showcasing the popular decorative trend of the time. The Battersea Enamel Factory, though short-lived, produced a variety of decorative objects, and this goldfinch bonbonnière is a testament to their artistry.