Miniature seal in the form of Cupid 1753 - 1758

This miniature porcelain seal in the form of Cupid, created by the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory between 1753 and 1758, showcases the delicate artistry of 18th-century English ceramics. The figure is rendered in a smooth, white glaze, emphasizing the delicate details of Cupid's form. The gold ring at the top suggests the seal's intended use as a decorative element, perhaps for a watch chain or a piece of jewelry. This charming miniature sculpture reflects the growing interest in classical mythology and the beauty of porcelain during the Rococo period.