First French Empire Regiment de Carabiniers 1812 Porcelain Figurine Maker Adrien Van Gerdinge 11″

The First French Empire Regiment de Carabiniers 1812 Porcelain Figurine is an 11-inch collectible crafted by maker Adrien Van Gerdinge. The subject represents a member of the Regiment de Carabiniers, an elite heavy cavalry unit of the French Imperial Army active during the Napoleonic Wars. This figurine depicts the 1812 uniform, featuring a cuirass, helmet with a distinctive crest, and historically accurate military attire reflecting the style and equipment issued during the period. Details such as the regimental insignia and period-specific accoutrements have been finely modeled and hand-painted to capture the regiment’s characteristic appearance. Adrien Van Gerdinge is recognized for producing detailed military figures, and this piece aligns with his established craftsmanship. The figurine is free-standing and intended for display, making it suitable for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of Napoleonic military history seeking an accurate representation of early 19th-century French cavalry.