£3950
Dated: 1810 Staffordshire England
An exceptional and compelling Staffordshire pottery pearlware glazed figure of a dog seated on a green and white oval base. The figure stands at a significant nine inches high and is vitally decorated in chestnut brown, featuring a yellow collar, and modelled with separate front legs and a curling tail.
Dimensions: 9 inches high
Current Condition: Fine and spectacular condition with a minor chip under the base left unrestored
Provenance: Priave collection Somerset England
Literature: Page 252 A Potted History Henry Willett's Collection located in the Brighton Museum by Stella Bedoe published 2015
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An exceptional and compelling Staffordshire pottery pearlware glazed figure of a dog seated on a green and white oval base. The figure stands at a significant nine inches high and is vitally decorated in chestnut brown, featuring a yellow collar, and modelled with separate front legs and a curling tail.
| Dimensions | 9 in |
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