What kinds of figures did Chelsea make?

Chelsea produced a large range of porcelain figures and groups, often inspired by fashionable European models. Descriptions of the factory mention strong influence from Meissen, including classical subjects, pastoral scenes, and animals made in the mid-1700s, sometimes with eccentric colour that reflects painters working from prints. These figures appeal for modelling, enamel colour, and expressive poses. Condition issues are common, where fingers, lace edges, and applied flowers chip easily. Repairs can hide under paint, so look for close photos of joins, bases, and any restored chips or breaks.