We are pleased to present an extremely rare antique figurine by Vienna Porcelain, a prestigious 18th-century Austrian manufacturer. Founded in 1718, the Vienna Porcelain Manufactory was the second in Europe to successfully produce hard porcelain, and under the patronage of the Habsburg family, it produced the finest decorative items that adorned court culture.

This musical group figurine embodies the elegance of the Rococo style. It beautifully depicts a group of ladies and gentlemen dressed in 18th-century court dress enjoying an elegant musical session, with a delicate gold-decorated harp at its center. The lady is depicted in a beautiful yellow dress decorated with roses and a white lace apron, while the gentleman is depicted in an elegant blue coat and white shirt, the formal attire of the aristocracy of the time.

Of particular note is the exquisite craftsmanship used to create the finest details of the costumes. From the openwork lace patterns and floral patterns on the dress to the gentleman's hairstyle and facial expression, each piece has been meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. The base is studded with colorful small flowers, creating a beautiful scene that seems to have been captured in a palace garden. This is a valuable work of art that conveys to the present day the elegance of 18th century European musical culture and court life.

Recommended Uses: By displaying it in a special place in your salon or living room, it will become the centerpiece of your interior, evoking the elegant musical culture of 18th-century European courts. By placing it on a fireplace mantelpiece, study desk, or piano, you can create a classical and intellectual space.

For music lovers, it would be a special decorative piece, ideal for displaying alongside a musical instrument collection, and for antique porcelain collectors, it would be a highly valued collection piece, representing a rare example of the Vienna Porcelain Factory.
By displaying it in the entrance hall or dining room where you welcome guests, you can create a sophisticated living space that exudes fine taste and culture.

Interior coordination proposals
The 18th century Austrian court style can be combined with Maria Theresa style furniture, Baroque and Rococo mirrors, and luxurious silk drapes to recreate the splendor and elegance of Schönbrunn Palace. It also pairs exceptionally well with gold-plated antique furniture and crystal chandeliers.

In a classical music salon, combining it with a grand piano, violin case, and music stand will create an intellectual and elegant musical space that evokes the tradition of musical culture that has continued since the 18th century. It also looks beautiful when combined with damask fabrics and heavy books.

In an elegant traditional interior, antique Persian carpets and British antique furniture create a sophisticated and calm space that evokes traditional European culture. Combined with warm-colored lighting, it creates a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.

This rare figurine, which brings together the outstanding craftsmanship and artistry of the Vienna Porcelain Manufactory, the pinnacle of 18th century Austrian porcelain, is a truly historic work of art that will bring the elegance of Habsburg court culture and the rich worldview of European classical music into your life.
Regarding quality and condition: As this is a reused item, it may show signs of use compared to a new item. There may be repair marks or color unevenness due to aging. There may be small scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this will not affect use. There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual item.