£2750
Dated: 1900 Staffordshire England
This comical English pottery figure of a green-colored seated cat inspired by a model made initially by Emile Galle of Nancy France. The cat is wearing a rose pink waistcoat which is decorated with seven blue mice and sports a locket of cheese. The head of the figure has a somewhat playful smile with adoring green glass eyes looking at the viewer. This rare and probably unique homage to Galle equals his work and in a way, surpasses the comical aspect in a very English fashion.
Dimensions: 14 inches high, 7.5 inches wide, 5.25 inches long
Current Condition: Fine unrestored condition.
Provenance: Retains the paper label of Rogers de Rin of London and then with a private collector in the Cotswolds England
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This comical English pottery figure of a green-colored seated cat inspired by a model made initially by Emile Galle of Nancy France. The cat is wearing a rose pink waistcoat which is decorated with seven blue mice and sports a locket of cheese. The head of the figure has a somewhat playful smile with adoring green glass eyes looking at the viewer.
This rare and probably unique homage to Galle equals his work and in a way, surpasses the comical aspect in a very English fashion.
| Dimensions | 5.25 × 7.5 × 14 in |
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