£2650
Dated: 1820 Staffordshire The Potteries England
A rare and highly decorative large-scale Staffordshire pottery pearlware tree trunk figure group. The Doe and Stag figures with bocage are removable and sit on a large base, which features also the figure of a lamb. Figure groups of this size and complexity (16" long) are rare to find in their original state—a large and imposing group in exceptional order. The base is molded with insets where the figures fit snugly and safely. The group attributed to the Enoch Wood Pottery.
Dimensions: 12 inches high, 16 inches wide
Current Condition: Minor restoration, some leaves, ears and one horn.
Literature: People, Passions, and Pastimes by Myrna Schkolne page 212 for a similar group located at the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge England.
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A rare and highly decorative large-scale Staffordshire pottery pearlware tree trunk figure group.
The Doe and Stag figures with bocage are removable and sit on a large base, which features also the figure of a lamb. Figure groups of this size and complexity (16″ long) are rare to find in their original state—a large and imposing group in exceptional order. The base is molded with insets where the figures fit snugly and safely.
The group attributed to the Enoch Wood Pottery.
| Dimensions | 16 × 12 in |
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