£3450
Dated: 1755 Staffordshire England
The figure is made of a creamware body and decorated with translucent colored glazes in the Thomas Whieldon manner and made in the mid 18th century period Staffordshire England. The artisan is modeled in a seated position at work with a hammer upraised and pad on his lap. The figure is a rare example from the early potters located in Staffordshire.
Dimensions: 5 inches high
Current Condition: Minor restoration at the hammer and at the wrist.
Provenance: Art Gallery of Chicago USA.
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The figure is made of a creamware body and decorated with translucent colored glazes in the Thomas Whieldon manner and made in the mid 18th century period Staffordshire England. The artisan is modeled in a seated position at work with a hammer upraised and pad on his lap. The figure is a rare example from the early potters located in Staffordshire.
| Dimensions | 5 in |
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