Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine
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Rare French Porcelaine de Paris Circus Monkey Riding a Dog Figurine

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A gorgeous and RARE early 20th century French porcelain figurine depicting a circus monkey riding a dog! This figurine is masterfully detailed, beautifully hand painted in tiny brushstrokes in an array of bright, bold colors. Quite a charming piece and subject matter, this figurine holds both a touch of whimsy and comical innocence! Just one of a set of four circus monkeys astride furry companions, only found here at The Antique Boutique!

Dressed in a bright blue military band regalia edged in gold gilt, the monkey sits with a marching drum at his lap and a drumstick in hand. With his sheets of music held out in front of him, our monkey friend looks posed and focus to play his way through the circus! Clad in a studded brown collar, the dog appears to be a type of grey hound, wearing what appears to be a slight smile to his/her serene countenance.

Applied porcelain flowers and foliate adorn the base. Marked with a pair of crossed arrows between Porcelaine de Paris and Made in France for Bourdois & Bloch, founded in 1887 in Paris.

Piece measures 6 3/8" tall x 6 1/8" in length.