Voras 93 Hand-Painted Anthropomorphic Pig Chef Statue
Vintage Decorative Arts / Kitchenalia

Voras 93 Hand-Painted Anthropomorphic Pig Chef Statue

This is a whimsical, hand-painted anthropomorphic pig chef figurine, standing approximately 12 to 15 inches tall. The piece is constructed from a heavy cast material, likely resin or a composite chalkware, and features a textured, matte finish. The pig is depicted in full chef attire, including a tall, pleated white toque blanc, a double-breasted white chef's jacket with six visible black buttons, and a tied red neckerchief. A small wooden spoon detail is sculpted into the jacket pocket. The pig's face is rendered with a friendly, slightly smug expression, with small dark eyes and detailed snout features. The sculpture appears to have been produced in 1993, as indicated by the 'Voras 93' marking provided in the context, suggesting a vintage late-20th-century decorative style. The overall condition looks good, showing some minor surface grime and very slight paint loss on sharp edges (patina), which is typical for a kitchen-displayed decorative item of this age. The craftsmanship displays moderate detail in the fabric folds and anatomical pig features, fitting for a mass-produced or boutique giftware item of the 1990s.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Vintage Decorative Arts / Kitchenalia

Appraised On

March 8, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

Voras 93

Item Description

This is a whimsical, hand-painted anthropomorphic pig chef figurine, standing approximately 12 to 15 inches tall. The piece is constructed from a heavy cast material, likely resin or a composite chalkware, and features a textured, matte finish. The pig is depicted in full chef attire, including a tall, pleated white toque blanc, a double-breasted white chef's jacket with six visible black buttons, and a tied red neckerchief. A small wooden spoon detail is sculpted into the jacket pocket. The pig's face is rendered with a friendly, slightly smug expression, with small dark eyes and detailed snout features. The sculpture appears to have been produced in 1993, as indicated by the 'Voras 93' marking provided in the context, suggesting a vintage late-20th-century decorative style. The overall condition looks good, showing some minor surface grime and very slight paint loss on sharp edges (patina), which is typical for a kitchen-displayed decorative item of this age. The craftsmanship displays moderate detail in the fabric folds and anatomical pig features, fitting for a mass-produced or boutique giftware item of the 1990s.

Get Your Items Appraised

Instant estimates of your treasures with AI-powered instant appraisals

Browse More Appraisals