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Two Small Early Staffordshire Figures

18th century
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Two interesting and unusual early Staffordshire figures. One figure is a small example of a square based type which shows a reclining woman possibly representing flowers or spring. The second figure shows a gardener standing with a spade, unusually for this type it is treacle glazed. The two figures are both in good condition with just a couple of chips to the underside of the base of the female figure. Two lovely examples of early Staffordshire figures that have a great period decorative appeal. C.1800

Gardener: 1 ¾ wide, 1 ¾ deep. 4 ½ high

Floral figure: 3 wide, 1 ¾ deep. 3 ½ high

Physical Dimensions
Height
9cm (3.54")
Width
7.5cm (2.95")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
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Prometheus Antiques has dated these Antique Staffordshire Pottery Figures to the Georgian era.

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Two interesting and unusual early Staffordshire figures.
One figure is a small example of a square based type which shows a reclining woman possibly representing flowers or spring.
Prometheus Antiques

The second figure shows a gardener standing with a spade, unusually for this type it is treacle glazed. The two figures are both in good condition with just a couple of chips to the underside of the base of the female figure. Two lovely examples of early Staffordshire figures that have a great period decorative appeal. C.1800

Gardener: 1 ¾ wide, 1 ¾ deep. 4 ½ high

Floral figure: 3 wide, 1 ¾ deep. 3 ½ high

Height
9cm (3.54")
Width
7.5cm (2.95")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
Date of Manufacture

Prometheus Antiques has dated these Antique Staffordshire Pottery Figures to the Georgian era.

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SA1077796
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A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels.
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Archive I A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels.

Two small early Staffordshire figures

Archive II A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels. View II
Archive III A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels. View III
Archive IV A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels. View IV
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A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels.
Two small early Staffordshire figures
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A pair of small early Staffordshire ceramic figures, one standing figure with a brown lead glaze and one seated female figure decorated with colourful hand-painted enamels.
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Early Staffordshire figures are decorative ceramic statuettes manufactured in the Staffordshire region of England during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, featuring subjects such as pastoral scenes, allegorical figures, and animals.

These figures were primarily crafted from earthenware or pearlware clay, formed in plaster moulds, and decorated using lead glazes, underglaze slip, or hand-painted polychrome enamel pigments.

Authentic early pieces often feature hollow bases, visible mould seams, slight glaze crazing, hand-painted details with small irregularities, and a lighter weight compared to modern reproductions.

Position them as accent pieces on a mantelpiece, arrange them within a curated bookshelf alongside antique books, or place them inside a glazed display cabinet to bring historical texture to modern rooms.

Dust gently using a dry, soft-bristled brush or microfiber cloth, avoiding immersion in water or abrasive chemicals that could damage fragile overglaze enamels or historical repairs.
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