Antique 1860 Copeland Parian Hermione Statue - Large 17" Victorian Sculpture

Antique 1860 Copeland Parian Hermione Statue - Large 17" Victorian Sculpture

Sale price  $295.00 Regular price  $600.00
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Antique 1860 Copeland Parian Hermione Statue - Large 17" Victorian Sculpture

Antique 1860 Copeland Parian Hermione Statue - Large 17" Victorian Sculpture

Sale price  $295.00 Regular price  $600.00
Brand
Copeland
Type
Statue
Era
1860s Victorian
Material
Parian Porcelain
Dimensions
17" H x 6.5" W x 5" D
Subject
Hermione

A Museum-Quality Victorian Treasure

Step back in time with this magnificent 1860 Copeland Parian statue of Hermione. This isn't just a decorative piece—it's a tangible connection to Victorian artistry and the golden age of English porcelain manufacturing.

Why This Piece is Exceptional:

  • Prestigious Copeland Maker: Produced by the renowned Copeland factory, successor to the legendary Spode works
  • Rare Parian Porcelain: Crafted in the prized unglazed porcelain that mimics the appearance of fine marble
  • Impressive Scale: At 17 inches tall, this commanding presence makes a statement in any collection
  • Classical Subject: Depicts Hermione, bringing timeless mythology into your home
  • Over 160 Years Old: An authentic piece of 1860s Victorian craftsmanship
  • Excellent Condition: Remarkably preserved for its age

The Story of Parian Ware

Parian porcelain was the height of Victorian sophistication, named after the fine white marble from the Greek island of Paros. Copeland was among the finest producers of this delicate material, creating sculptures that graced the homes of discerning collectors throughout the 19th century.

This Hermione statue represents the Victorian fascination with classical antiquity and the technical mastery of English porcelain makers. The smooth, marble-like finish and fine detail work showcase why Copeland pieces remain highly sought after by collectors today.

Perfect for: Antique collectors, Victorian era enthusiasts, classical sculpture admirers, museum-quality home decor, or as an investment piece with historical significance.

 

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