£1950
Dated: 1775 Yorkshire or Staffordshire
A rare early example of a creamware pottery stirrup in the form of a fox head. Interestly the rim band is named in black enamel JOHN FIRTH, a most unusual feature. The figure is decorated with fine dot incisions which are applied in a restrained elegant manner. A classic period rendition of the wily fox.
Dimensions: 5 inches wide
Current Condition: Well restored minor chippings.
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A rare early example of a creamware pottery stirrup in the form of a fox head.
Interestly the rim band is named in black enamel JOHN FIRTH, a most unusual feature.
The figure is decorated with fine dot incisions which are applied in a restrained elegant manner.
A classic period rendition of the wily fox.
| Dimensions | 5 in |
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