STAFFORDSHIRE & BRITISH POTTERY FIGURES
Early 19th century
& Victorian Flat-back
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COW CREAMER, 4-1/4 inches high, length over all 7-1/2 inches. Decorated with iron-red patches on a white body and with gold horns. Standing on grass, the oval base with a gold band. Touch up to the iron-red enamel. | |
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FIGURE OF A BOY WITH A FIGHTING COCK, 6-1/2" high. Standing on a grassy mound the boy holds the cock firmly under his right arm. Enameled in bright colors. Early figure of an interesting subject. Head reattached, chip to right elbow, chips to foot rim. Cock fighting was common in England until the early 19th century.Two game birds were matched in a cockpit and fought to the death.In the18th century it had become one of the "sports" of the aristocracy. Their named birds brought crowds of spectators who made wagers on the surviving cock. The cruelty involved led to cock fighting being banned in 1835. |
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TOBY JUG, "GEORGEWHITFIELD/WHITEFIELD" OR "THE NIGHT WATCHMAN", 9-1/2" high. The watchman is seated on an ornate chair that forms the spout. He has a white wig and deep brown coat. He holds his black hat in his lap and an octagonal lantern rests between his feet. The base is marbelized in many colors. The head and hands are very well modelled. Some crazing and cracks to the head and and cracks to the base. |
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BOCAGE FIGURE OF A SHEPHERDESS, 4-3/"high. She is resting on the bocage and petting her sheep. Scroll mound. Losses to bocage. Restoration to right arm |
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FIGURE OF A SEATED WOMAN with a dog. She is holding a birdcage. 4-3/4" high. Restoration to right arm |
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FIGURE OF A TOPER , 3-1/2" high. The seated man wears a conical hat and holds a drink. Chip to brim of hat. |
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FIGURE OF A LADY ARCHER. 6-1/2"high, in bright colors. Elegantly dressed she stands by a straw butt on a mound base with an ornate scroll. She holds a bow & arrow has her quiver on her back. Unmarked. * Professional restoration to neck and touch up to enamel.
One small chip to footrim,
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FIGURE OF A LODGED STAG, 7" high. Enoch Wood type . On a grassy mound. *restoration to antlers and ear |
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FIGURE OF A "FEMALE GARDENER", 6-1/2 inches high, with watering can and flowers standing on a grassy mound beside a fountain with a wild man's head. Good molding and coloring. Crack at neck and on stump on reverse. |
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FIGURE OF A LADY ARCHER. 6-1/2"high, in bright colors. Elegantly dressed she stands by a straw butt on a mound base with an ornate scroll. She holds a bow & arrow has her quiver on her back. Unmarked. * Professional restoration to neck and touch up to enamel.
One small chip to footrim,
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COW CREAMER, 5-1/2"high. With purple lustre & iron red splashes, purple lustre horns, green oval base with molded edge. Chips to rim of lid, small area of flaking to green enamel. |
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40194 SOLD |
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STAFFORDSHIRE |
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24724 SOLD |
FLATBACK FIGURE OF A REAPER, 11" high. This handsome fellow is resting from his labors. Wearing a yellow hat, he is seated petting his dog. A sheaf of wheat is beside him and his sickle (bill hook) is by his feet. Minor touch-up to one shoe, brim of hat and the dog. |
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TOBY JUG, 9-3/4 inches high. Of traditional form, the seated man with black hat and wearing a brown coat and yellow breeches, holding a beer filled jug on his knee, a pipe between his fingers. His genial face is pock-marked. The ornate chair has scroll feet and back. The base has a brown line and canted corners. Marked on the base #57. Some losses to enamel, and tip of shoe. In the making firing cracks. |
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*Section of bocage reglued.Loss to a bocage leaf and loss to grass on base. |
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