£3350
Dated: 1820 Staffordshire England
This large Staffordshire Pottery trumpet vase figure is the work of the Patriot Group. A gentleman and lady are modeled playing the flute and lute depicted together with their dog and cat. Other engaging details, such as the hats with scattered scarves and a music book seemingly placed on the stream between shells, are typical features of the Patriot Pottery.The enamel and glaze are of fine quality on this rare large-sized version.
Dimensions: 9 inches high
Current Condition: Tip of flute and lute and a minor chip at the rim of the vase restored by conservator of ceramics to the British Royal family..
Literature: Page 151 figure 26.153 in Volume 1. Staffordshire Figures 1780-1840 by Myrna Schkolne and published by Schiffer.
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This large Staffordshire Pottery trumpet vase figure is the work of the Patriot Group. A gentleman and lady are modeled playing the flute and lute depicted together with their dog and cat. Other engaging details, such as the hats with scattered scarves and a music book seemingly placed on the stream between shells, are typical features of the Patriot Pottery.The enamel and glaze are of fine quality on this rare large-sized version.
| Dimensions | 9 in |
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