British European and Staffordshire Pottery

Pieces of History

Price: £110

A Black & White Staffordshire Pottery Dog. The pearlware-glazed dog is decorated with best (fired) gold gilded decoration to the collar and to the chain. The body & head are painted with feathered overglaze black patches. The eyes, mouth and muzzle are painted in black, yellow and pink/flesh overglaze enamel colours. The dog is well moulded, the fur detail is good and it has carefully applied facial features. Date of production is circa 1850-60.

 

· Dimensions: 23cm (8  ¾”) tall, 15cm (6”) wide and 10cm (4”) deep.

· Weight: 880g. Total packaged weight is ~ 2kg.

· Overall Condition: Excellent.

· Repair/Restoration/Conservation: None.

· Chips/Dents: None.

· Cracks: None.

· Other notes: Nice clean example with an uncrazed evenly applied glaze and very little wear or flaking of the enamels.

 

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Ref. 1. Victorian Staffordshire Figures Book 4 – A&N Harding – Schiffer Publishing 1998. Similar mould spaniels shown on page 133 fig 44835/4484 in gold & white. Book value guide for pair F, £150 – 300 ($300 - $600).

 

 

 

Item number: 000036

Staffordshire Pottery Black & White Spaniel Dog c1860

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