Henry F Libbys Hand painted bisque porcelain statue of a girl with her two dogs, foot resting on a pouf rest. Titled Conquering Jealousy. Measures 13 x 8 in. Antique. Made in England. Created by Bostonian Henry F. Libby in the later 19th century. Libby was a Boston dentist and amateur sculptor that modeled porcelain on the side until his practice grew more successful. The porcelain itself was made in England by Robinson and Leadbeater which was a common practise in the early days of porcelain in the USA. In 1908, he began building the Museum for his collection, and opened it to the public 4 years later. 3 Antiques, HF Libby, The Libby Museum of Natural History, Henry F Libby Conquering Jealousy statue, Hand Painted Bisque Porcelain of Girl and dogs signed H. F Libby Porcelain, Conquering Jealousy, late 19th century H.F .Libby, c. 1870s Home decor and accessories, Made in England , collectible Henry F Libby Statues, 3