Tall Slim Praying Angel Figurine with Filigree Relief
Unbranded (Likely mass-market decor brand such as Pavilion, Enesco, or Hobby Lobby private label) · Art & Decor > Figurines

Era / Decade
Late 1990s to Early 2000s; identified by the specific stylized facial features and faux-shabby chic gold dry-brushing popular in that era.
Material
Cast Resin (Polystone). Indicated by the mold crispness and the slight chipping on the hands revealing a white composite core.
Condition
Good. There is visible wear on the hands (rubbing and paint loss), and the gold detailing on the wings shows some fading. No major structural cracks or breaks.
Demand Level
Moderate. Religious and angel-themed decor has a very consistent, steady buyer base, though this specific style is currently out of 'trend' compared to minimalist or modern farmhouse styles.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $8.00 - Mid: $15.00 - High: $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$19.99 - $29.99
Comparable Sales
Similar generic resin angels sell on eBay and Mercari for $12-$18 plus shipping. Vintage 'Willow Tree' pieces command more, but non-branded resin pieces usually sit in the sub-$20 range.
Description
Elegant and serene, this tall resin angel figurine features a slim, tapered profile ideal for mantel or shelf display. The angel is depicted in a praying pose with flowing hair and wings accented with antiqued gold paint. The front of the gown is adorned with a beautiful raised relief filigree or 'scrollwork' pattern, also highlighted in gold. Soft cream/off-white finish with a distressed vintage aesthetic.
Key Features
Tapered slim design fits narrow spaces; neutral color palette; religious/spiritual appeal; relief textural details.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence this is a mass-produced decorative piece. There are no artist signatures or hallmarks visible in the photo; checking the bottom for a felt pad or gold sticker may reveal a brand like 'Home Interiors' or 'Roman Inc.'
Flaws to Note
Paint rubbing on the praying hands and fingertips; slight discoloration inside the filigree grooves; minor scuffing on the bottom edge.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or Mercari. The shipping weight for resin is low, but the value is too low for eBay's fees to make it a high-profit flip. It would sell well in a local flea market 'shabby chic' booth.
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Shabby Chic,' 'Mantle Decor,' 'Religious Gift,' and 'Bereavement.' Photograph against a solid dark background to make the cream and gold pop. Clean gently with a dry microfiber cloth; do not use water as it may damage the gold-leaf paint finish.