£4850
Dated: 1800 Staffordshire England
This is a fine and one of the best examples from the Charles Tittensnor Pottery Staffordshire of a hoop bocage figure titled SHEPHERD and SHEPERDESS. The figures stand on a meringue-shaped feature with large flowers and are shown with sheep, lambs, and a dog. The underglaze color decoration and glaze applied to this figure are exceptional. The reverse of the figure is impressed three times TITTENSOR.
Dimensions: 9.25 inches high
Current Condition: Restored by Conservators of Ceramics to the British Royal Family, at leaf tips, one flower and the hand of the shepherd.
Provenance: Private Collection USA
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This is a fine and one of the best examples from the Charles Tittensnor Pottery Staffordshire of a hoop bocage figure titled SHEPHERD and SHEPERDESS. The figures stand on a meringue-shaped feature with large flowers and are shown with sheep, lambs, and a dog. The underglaze color decoration and glaze applied to this figure are exceptional.
The reverse of the figure is impressed three times TITTENSOR.
| Dimensions | 9.25 in |
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