St. George and the Dragon Prattware figure on base Staffordshire pottery late 18th century

£2450

Dated: 1790 to 1795 English

The English pottery figure stands on an oblong base and shows Saint George dressed in armour riding his stallion whilst spearing the dragon in the mouth. This life-like figure group is inspired by the bronze made by Fanelli c1580-1661, an artist who worked in England during King Charles 1 reign. This rare and dynamic figure is decorated in underglaze oxides and made in Staffordshire, England.

Dimensions: 12 inches high 8.5 inches long

Current Condition: Replaced spear, professional restoration at the tail, the tip of one ear, and filling of an original firing detail at the left leg of George.

£2450    $3307

Description

The English pottery figure stands on an oblong base and shows Saint George dressed in armour riding his stallion whilst spearing the dragon in the mouth. This life-like figure group is inspired by the bronze made by Fanelli c1580-1661, an artist who worked in England during King Charles 1 reign.
This rare and dynamic figure is decorated in underglaze oxides and made in Staffordshire, England.

Additional information

Dimensions 8.5 × 12 in