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<p>[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 12830940, member: 35"]I would think that it's the other way round: Chinese copying a European figure. A European company would not likely put a copy of a decorated porcelain piece (the floral decoration on the dress and the lines in the hair) on a base more often seen on a 19thc Staffordshire pottery figure (sponge decoration). Also, the eyes have a bit of an Asian look to them. It's an odd mix to interest the "cheap and cheerful" market, I think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 12830940, member: 35"]I would think that it's the other way round: Chinese copying a European figure. A European company would not likely put a copy of a decorated porcelain piece (the floral decoration on the dress and the lines in the hair) on a base more often seen on a 19thc Staffordshire pottery figure (sponge decoration). Also, the eyes have a bit of an Asian look to them. It's an odd mix to interest the "cheap and cheerful" market, I think.[/QUOTE]
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