British Napoleonic Officer Grenadier Company 1819 Porcelain Statue

The British Napoleonic Officer Grenadier Company 1819 Porcelain Statue depicts a uniformed officer from a grenadier company in the British Army, dating to the post-Napoleonic period around 1819. Crafted from quality porcelain, the statue presents historically accurate details in the officer’s dress, including the distinctive bearskin headdress, epaulettes, and sabre associated with grenadier regiments. The uniform reflects typical features from this era, such as a red coat with white facings and elaborate metallic braiding. The porcelain figure is hand-painted to capture the correct regimental colors and insignia, with attention to buttons, piping, and sash. The base is designed for stable display and often includes an impressed or painted mark indicating the manufacturer. Statues like this provide a visual representation of British military dress and serve as educational reference points for collectors, historians, or enthusiasts interested in early 19th-century British army history and uniformology.