£1450
Dated: 1810 to 1820 Staffordshire England
A Staffordshire pottery pearlware rare flat modeled figure thought to be Ceres who is seated on an oblong base by a sheaf of corn. The relief detail is exceptionally dynamic with well-applied quality enamels. Flat modeled pieces give a sharp dimensional quality which is very striking. The press molded technique allows for well-defined detail as in this figure with the hair, folds in the dress and sheaf of corn.
Dimensions: 5.5 inches high, 7.5 inches wide, 2.5 inches long
Current Condition: Excellent professional and invisible restoration to a crack.
Provenance: Private Collection USA
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A Staffordshire pottery pearlware rare flat modeled figure thought to be Ceres who is seated on an oblong base by a sheaf of corn. The relief detail is exceptionally dynamic with well-applied quality enamels. Flat modeled pieces give a sharp dimensional quality which is very striking. The press molded technique allows for well-defined detail as in this figure with the hair, folds in the dress and sheaf of corn.
| Dimensions | 2.5 × 7.5 × 5.5 in |
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