£1950
Dated: 1795 Staffordshire England
This extraordinary and rare Prattware pottery zoomorphic figure is known as "neither fish,flesh,fowl or good red herring". The base is made with a loop device behind the head, enabling the dorsal fin-shaped cover to be attached with a silk twist. The piece is sharply molded in relief and applied with the best quality pratt color palette.
Dimensions: 6 inches long
Current Condition: Restored to part of the cover.
Literature: Page 242 Prattware by John and Griselda Lewis where a similar piece is illustrated from the City Museum Stoke on Trent England.
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This extraordinary and rare Prattware pottery zoomorphic figure is known as “neither fish,flesh,fowl or good red herring”. The base is made with a loop device behind the head, enabling the dorsal fin-shaped cover to be attached with a silk twist. The piece is sharply molded in relief and applied with the best quality pratt color palette.
| Dimensions | 6 in |
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