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19thc Staffordshire Turk
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19thc Staffordshire Turk

19th century
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FROM A LARGE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE TURKS WE ARE STARTING TO LIST A SUPER 19THC STANDING HARD PASTE TURK IN PERFECT UNRESTORED CONDITION.

HE STANDS 14CMS H 6cms D

WE THINK THESE ARE FROM STAFFORDSHIRE AND ALL DATE TO AROUND 1860

SEE LAST PIC FOR THEM IN SITU.

A GREAT CHANCE TO BUY A READY MADE COLLECTION WHICH TOOK THEIR LAST OWNER 30 YEARS TO FIND

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ESTABLISHED IN CHESTER IN 1977

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Turk Ceramic Figure to the 19th Century.

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FROM A LARGE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE TURKS WE ARE STARTING TO LIST A SUPER 19THC STANDING HARD PASTE TURK IN PERFECT UNRESTORED CONDITION.

HE STANDS 14CMS H 6cms D

WE THINK THESE ARE FROM STAFFORDSHIRE AND ALL DATE TO AROUND 1860

fig 1. A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim.
fig 1. 19thc Staffordshire Turk

SEE LAST PIC FOR THEM IN SITU.

A GREAT CHANCE TO BUY A READY MADE COLLECTION WHICH TOOK THEIR LAST OWNER 30 YEARS TO FIND

UK POSTAGE INCLUDED

EXPORT PLEASE ASK

FULLY GUARANTEED WITH OUR LAPADA GUARANTEE.

ALL FORMS OF PAYMENT INCLUDING CCS ETC

LAPADA_CINOA MEMBERS SINCE1985

ESTABLISHED IN CHESTER IN 1977

Date of Manufacture

Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Turk Ceramic Figure to the 19th Century.

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Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
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Combined 85 years of buying and selling quality antiques and still loving it.

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Archive I A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim.

19THC STAFFORDSHIRE TURK

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Archive III A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim. View III
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Archive V A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim. View V
Archive VI A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim. View VI
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Mike Melody Antiques
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A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim.
19THC STAFFORDSHIRE TURK
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A 19th-century Staffordshire earthenware ceramic figurine depicting a figure wearing a turban, pink coat, and cobalt blue tunic with white textured trim.
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Staffordshire figures are earthenware ornaments produced in Staffordshire, England, predominantly during the nineteenth century. They frequently depicted historical, religious, theatrical, and exotic subjects for decorative home display.

These figures were cast in lead-glazed earthenware using press moulds, then hand-painted with overglaze enamels and gilded accents. Techniques such as shredded clay application were frequently used to imitate fur or fabric textures.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces typically feature a hollow base, age-related crazing in the glaze, enamel wear consistent with age, and a slight weightiness characteristic of Victorian lead-glazed earthenware.

Small antique figurines serve as accent pieces when placed on mantelpieces, integrated within bookshelves, or arranged on a console table alongside modern ceramics for an eclectic vignette.

Dust gently using a soft, dry brush or microfibre cloth. Avoid immersing the figure in water or using harsh chemical detergents, as these can strip overglaze enamel paint and gilding.
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