£1475
Dated: 1820 Staffordshire England.
A rare and charming pair of Staffordshire Pottery figures of male and female "Street Vendors." They are well dressed and depicted standing, holding a red box. The man wears a top hat, and his companion wears a purple bonnet. The base of the figures is unique to the Patriot Group Pottery. The contents of the lidded red box remain a mystery.
Dimensions: 6 inches high
Current Condition: Female figure professionally restored at neck.
Provenance: Private Collection London England
Literature: This pair illustrated on Page 258 figure 30.37 Volume 1. Staffordshire Figures 1780-1840 by Myrna Schkolne.
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A rare and charming pair of Staffordshire Pottery figures of male and female “Street Vendors.” They are well dressed and depicted standing, holding a red box. The man wears a top hat, and his companion wears a purple bonnet. The base of the figures is unique to the Patriot Group Pottery.
The contents of the lidded red box remain a mystery.
| Dimensions | 6 in |
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