£1750
Dated: 1835 Derbyshire English
A fine and exceptionally good quality saltglazed stoneware figure of a spaniel seated on an oblong base with claw feet and interesting sprig decoration. Probably the earliest classic figure of a spaniel, later copied by numerous Staffordshire potters. The figure is well modelled with crisp definition and intricate attention to detail. A large and imposing figure with a classical style. The figure is the work of the Briddon Pottery who were based in Chesterfield Derbyshire.
Dimensions: 14 inches high
Current Condition: Minor professional invisible restoration
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A fine and exceptionally good quality saltglazed stoneware figure of a spaniel seated on an oblong base with claw feet and interesting sprig decoration.
Probably the earliest classic figure of a spaniel, later copied by numerous Staffordshire potters.
The figure is well modelled with crisp definition and intricate attention to detail.
A large and imposing figure with a classical style.
The figure is the work of the Briddon Pottery who were based in Chesterfield Derbyshire.
| Dimensions | 14 in |
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