A Staffordshire pearlware square based pottery figure of a Lady holding fish in her apron, emblematic of the element ‘Water’. Circa; 1800

£280.00

“An early  pearlware pottery figure probably by Enoch Wood of Burslem Staffordshire emblematic of water one of the four elements'”

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Description

A Staffordshire pearlware pottery enamelled figure probably by Enoch Wood and emblematic of the element ‘Water’. The lady is depicted as a fisherwoman, with her apron in her right hand raised holding fish and her left hand resting on a wicker eel trap with a lobster and shredded clay painted green as seaweed around her bare feet standing on a mound and a painted brown line to the four sides the square base .

Circa; 1800.

Size; height 14cm

Condition; left arm and small chip to base restored.

“Condition and Authenticity Guaranteed Genuine”