£5500
Dated: 1795 Staffordshire England
Two Staffordshire pottery figures, glazed pearlware, and enamel-colored candlesticks emanate from Ralph Wood Pottery. The group with the male and female couple with a bird and bird cage is known as "Liberty and Matrimony." The companion figure features a gentleman piper with a shepherdess, a lamb, a goat, and a dog. A delightful and engaging pair capturing idyllic moments.
Dimensions: 11.5 inches high
Current Condition: Restored by Conservator of Ceramics to the British Royal Family. BIRD CAGE FIGURE, some bocage, sconse,and swans neck. SHEPHERDESS AND PIPER some bocage, tip of flute.
Provenance: Private Collection of a lady in Bolton England
Literature: Myrna Schkolne volumes 1 and 3 Staffordshire Figures 1780-1840
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Two Staffordshire pottery figures, glazed pearlware, and enamel-colored candlesticks emanate from Ralph Wood Pottery.
The group with the male and female couple with a bird and bird cage is known as “Liberty and Matrimony.”
The companion figure features a gentleman piper with a shepherdess, a lamb, a goat, and a dog.
A delightful and engaging pair capturing idyllic moments.
| Dimensions | 11.5 in |
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