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Figurine Marie-Antoinette en étain avec robe de bal rose, peinte à la main par l'artiste Helen Bourch pour FIGURART.
This collector's item is inspired by the young Marie Antoinette upon her arrival at the French court. The 60mm tall figurine depicts the Dauphine in a sumptuous pink ball gown, characteristic of the elegance and splendor of the Age of Enlightenment at Versailles. It is a faithful and delicate representation, intended for collectors and enthusiasts of French history.


 Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, in a pink ball gown



 

 
 A Historical Miniature Inspired by the Great Days of Versailles





 
 
  The design of this figurine is inspired by a portrait of Marie Antoinette painted by Vigée Le Brun and by historical research that accurately captures the opulence of 18th-century Baroque fashion. The ball gown, adorned with ribbons and delicate draping, evokes the ceremonial attire worn by the future queen during the rituals that punctuated life at court. Every detail, from the hairstyle to the ornaments, has been studied to offer a historically accurate miniature.
 





 

 
 French Craftsmanship





 
 
  Each figurine is the result of meticulous craftsmanship, carried out in our FIGURART workshop in Compiègne. The tin, a noble and durable alloy, is first poured into a precision mold. The piece is then carefully deburred by hand to remove any imperfections.
 





 
 
  The painting process is entirely done by hand by our miniature artist, Helen Bourch. The application of professional acrylic paints guarantees the vibrancy and longevity of the colors. A glossy finishing varnish is applied to protect the piece from wear and tear, ensuring its transmission from generation to generation. The artist's signature, affixed to the base, certifies the authenticity of this handcrafted work.
 

 

 

  

 

 

  
 
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    Why choose a tin figurine? 
   

   

    Tin is a noble metal that guarantees exceptional durability and excellent color retention. Unlike plastic or resin, a tin figurine is a lasting collector's item, designed to be passed down.
   

  

  

   
 
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    Is this figurine a toy? 
   

   

    No, this is a handcrafted collector's item intended for an adult audience. Due to its size and the fineness of its details, it is not suitable for children.
   

  

  

   
 
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    Is the paint durable? 
   

   

    Yes. We use professional-grade acrylic paints, protected by a glossy varnish that ensures vibrant colors and excellent resistance to wear and tear over time.

Marie Antoinette Pewter Figurine | Hand-Painted Artisan Collection

SKU: FIGMARO
€125.00 Regular Price
€95.00Sale Price
Quantity
The Marie Antoinette figurine is available for pre-order until March 15th - Deliveries will not begin until April 15th

  • Feature Detail

    Marie Antoinette Collection
    Material: Tin (lead-free alloy)
    Hand-painted technique , glossy varnish finish
    Dimensions Height: 60 mm
    100% French manufacturing (Compiègne workshop)
    Use: Collectible item, not intended for children

    Legal notice:

    This figurine is a collectible item for adults .
    Not suitable for children under 14 years old.
    Photographs are not contractual : color nuances may vary due to manual painting.

  • Marie Antoinette (1755-1793), Archduchess of Austria who became Queen of France, embodies the height of Rococo splendor in the 18th century. Her arrival at Versailles in 1770 marked the beginning of a sumptuous court life, where she quickly became the arbiter of fashion and the central figure of royal entertainment.
    Versailles, the palace of the absolute monarchy, was the stage for a court life governed by strict protocol. Marie Antoinette played a leading role: her sartorial choices influenced the French and European nobility. Her ball gowns, adorned with ribbons and sophisticated draping, became objects of fascination and imitation.

    The Rococo Style: Elegance and Refinement

    Rococo , the dominant artistic movement of the 18th century, is characterized by elegance, graceful curves, and delicate ornamentation. In fashion, it manifested itself in spectacular outfits in pastel colors—powder pink, sky blue, mint green—adorned with refined lace and embroidery.
    The pink ball gown worn by our figurine is an iconic example. These ceremonial garments, worn at formal court events, reflected social status and symbolized the wealth of the French monarchy. Marie Antoinette, an undeniable icon of this era, helped define the canons of Rococo elegance.

    A Living Historical Heritage

    Today, more than two centuries after her death, Marie Antoinette still fascinates. She remains at the heart of a rich historiographical tradition, her clothes and accessories being preserved in the greatest French museums, notably the Palace of Versailles.
    For collectors, a collectible figurine of Marie Antoinette is much more than a decorative object: it's a tangible link to this heritage, a way to preserve and pass on the memory of this fascinating period in French history. Every detail—the elaborate hairstyle, the delicate ribbons, the folds of the dress—tells a story of craftsmanship and historical research.
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