£3850
Dated: 1820 Staffordshire England
Obadiah Sherratt, a Staffordshire potter, made this rare figure of a huntsman in the early 19th century. The male hunter is dressed in traditional Scottish attire and stands with a rifle, his dog looking up at the game bird he holds aloft. This scarce figure is known as the Deer Stalker, inspired by the print produced by William Adams from the Caledonian series.
Dimensions: 8 inches high
Current Condition: Professionally restored at bocage and upraised arm of the hunter.
Literature: Page 152 Volume 2 Staffordshire Figures 1780-1840 by Myrna Schkolne published by Schiffer.
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Obadiah Sherratt, a Staffordshire potter, made this rare figure of a huntsman in the early 19th century. The male hunter is dressed in traditional Scottish attire and stands with a rifle, his dog looking up at the game bird he holds aloft. This scarce figure is known as the Deer Stalker, inspired by the print produced by William Adams from the Caledonian series.
| Dimensions | 8 in |
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