Porcelain sculpture emerged in China and later flourished in European factories like Meissen and Sevres. The material's whiteness and ability to hold fine detail created a distinct sculptural tradition.
153 sculptures in this category. Click any work to see details and museum location.

, -30
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Remojadas, 600
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1760
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Jalisco, -100
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, 1
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1789
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Nayarit, -100
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Manufacture nationale de Sèvres, 1883
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Nayarit, -100
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Bow Porcelain Factory, 1750
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1770
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Ancient Egyptian (Unknown), -664
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Derby Porcelain Manufactory, 1770
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, 907
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Colima, -100
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Colima, -200
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, -900
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Colima, 1
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1800
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Siamese, 1301
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Buen Retiro Porcelain Factory, 1700
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Tournai Porcelain Manufactory, 1765
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, -600
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

, 1700
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Ingeborg Plockross-Iminger, 1850
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1787
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1746
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1775
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, 1600
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1760
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1760
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Jalisco, -100
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, -200
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland

Vienna State Porcelain Manufactory, 1755
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1760
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Simon Feilner, 1749
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, 1760
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Rachette, 1774
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Veracruz, Classic, 600
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Wedgwood Manufactory, 1774
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

Tiwanaku, 600
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

, 1075
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
Martin Carlin, 1776
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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