A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805.
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 2
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 3
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 4
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 5
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 6
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 7
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 8
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 9
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 10
A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805. - Image 11

A Staffordshire lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe standing before bocage on a green rocky base with sponge decoration , Circa 1805.

£220.00

“Decorated in the typical colours of marked pieces of Tittensor pottery”

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Description

A Staffordshire  lead glazed earthenware figure of a Ewe with sponged decoration is standing before bocage on a green rocky base .

This figure is  decorated in strong, powerful, translucent colours, which is typical of marked pieces of Tittensor pottery, which was located in Staffordshire.

Circa; 1805.

Condition; Restoration to parts of the base and tips of the bocage, ear and mouth, small chip to the front of the ewe.

Height; 12cm ‘4.75 inches’

‘Condition and authenticity guaranteed genuine’

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