Owl c. 1760

This realistically rendered porcelain owl, produced by the Bow Porcelain Factory circa 1760, is a fine example of 18th-century English porcelain. The owl's plumage is meticulously detailed in shades of purple, pink, and red, while its talons grip a small tree stump adorned with flowers. The detailed modeling and rich colors showcase the factory's expertise in ceramic artistry during the early years of English porcelain production. The owl's pose is lifelike, adding to its appeal as a decorative object and a testament to the skill of the Bow Porcelain Factory artisans.