This vintage Regency-inspired porcelain figurine depicts a poised young lady captured mid-step, her flowing green gown gathered softly as she turns, wrapped in a cream-colored fur stole dotted with black accents. Her bonneted head tilts gently, echoing the romantic silhouettes and elegant posture favored in 19th-century aristocratic portraiture. Finished in a glossy glaze with sculptural movement throughout the skirt and bodice, this piece reflects the enduring late-20th-century fascination with Regency and Gilded Age romance.
There is a quiet intensity to her expression, as though she has just overheard something improper and is deciding whether to pretend she hasn’t.
Figurines of this style were produced during the same period that Regency ladies rose in popularity among collectors, inspired by the aesthetic tradition popularized by English porcelain houses such as Royal Doulton. While this piece is not Royal Doulton, it clearly reflects the Regency Revival movement of the era—when manufacturers embraced similar forms, attire, and theatrical grace to meet growing demand for romantic, story-driven décor.
Standing approximately 6 inches tall, this figurine was crafted as a decorative object rather than a toy, intended for display on mantels, vanities, shelves, or within a curated vignette. The soft green and ivory palette pairs beautifully with lace, gilt frames, cameo portraits, and other romantic décor elements. A charming and slightly intriguing addition to Scarlet’s Regency House, this piece brings elegance, personality, and narrative charm to any thoughtfully styled space.
Height: approx. 6 inches
