MCM CHINESE PORCELAIN FIGURE WITH BEARD

This Mid-Century Modern Chinese porcelain figure features a distinguished bearded figure, expertly crafted with traditional styling and MCM-era minimalism. Likely representing a scholar, sage, or deity, the piece showcases elegant flowing robes, a serene expression, and a long, detailed beard—all hand-painted or glazed with care.

Made in the mid-20th century, possibly by a Shiwan or Canton workshop, the figure reflects both cultural symbolism and the design sensibilities of the time. The porcelain glaze is smooth and luminous, often in muted earth tones, celadon, or blanc de Chine white, depending on the origin.

It stands approximately 6 to 10 inches tall, with excellent balance and presence. The condition is vintage but well-preserved—no chips, cracks, or repairs—with light signs of age adding to its character.

Ideal for collectors of Asian art, mid-century décor, or anyone seeking a graceful, thoughtful accent piece. A meaningful addition to any shelf, altar, or artful interior.