Vtg Victorian style bust

Victorian-style busts, particularly those depicting women, were popular decorative items during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These busts often adorned parlors and drawing rooms, reflecting the Victorian era's appreciation for sentimental and romantic aesthetics. They were made from various materials, including porcelain, plaster, and marble, with porcelain offering a delicate and refined appearance. 

These busts often featured idealized representations of women, emphasizing beauty, grace, and virtue. The attention to detail in the sculpting and painting of these pieces made them cherished objects for display. While many were mass-produced, some were created by renowned artists and studios, adding to their value and collectibility.