Description
This dramatically modeled creamware pottery figure of a lion is decorated with color oxides in the Thomas Whieldon manner. The modeling is well defined with good attention to detail, as exhibited in the lion’s head and mane rendition.
£2850
Dated: 1775 Staffordshire England
This dramatically modeled creamware pottery figure of a lion is decorated with color oxides in the Thomas Whieldon manner. The modeling is well defined with good attention to detail, as exhibited in the lion's head and mane rendition.
Dimensions: 8.75 inches high, 7 inches wide
Current Condition: Unrestored good original condition
Literature: Burnap Collection reference 481.Note that the piece is described in Burnap as a dog (Possibly from a Chinese model).
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This dramatically modeled creamware pottery figure of a lion is decorated with color oxides in the Thomas Whieldon manner. The modeling is well defined with good attention to detail, as exhibited in the lion’s head and mane rendition.
Dimensions | 7 × 8.75 in |
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