Large Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain figurine of fisherwoman, modelled by W.B. Kirk

Wonderful large Victorian porcelain sculpture of a fisherwoman in Neoclassical style. The lady is wearing a beautiful Greek puce-pink toga and holding a relief-moulded fishing net; both are sumptuously gilded. At her belt hang two fish, with lovely rainbow enamelling and carefully detailed gold scales. The woman wears a wreath of lily leaves and bulrush. Fantastic piece by one of the best British porcelain makers.

Made by Royal Worcester, c. 1890, modelled by William Boyton Kirk.

2284 g
42 cm tall
15 cm across the base

Great antique condition.