£1150
Dated: 1815 to 1820 STaffordshire England
A very rare English pearlware pottery bust probably representing Queen Charlotte the wife of King George 111. The head is modelled on a square base which is decorated with purple enamel. The rendition is very naive and striking with strong definition. Queen Charlotte was a very interesting character (1744-1818) she founded Kew Gardens, bore 15 children (13 of whom survived to adulthood), and was a patron of the arts.
Dimensions: 5.75 inches high
Current Condition: Fine unrestored condition
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A very rare English pearlware pottery bust probably representing Queen Charlotte the wife of King George 111. The head is modelled on a square base which is decorated with purple enamel.
The rendition is very naive and striking with strong definition. Queen Charlotte was a very interesting character (1744-1818) she founded Kew Gardens, bore 15 children (13 of whom survived to adulthood), and was a patron of the arts.
| Dimensions | 5.75 in |
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