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Staffordshire Pottery Setter, Enoch Wood Factory, C. 1820.
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Staffordshire Pottery Setter, Enoch Wood Factory, C. 1820.

19th century
Description

Staffordshire pottery pearlware figure of a Setter, Enoch Wood factory, c. 1820. Finely modelled as a recumbent Setter, upon a grassy mound base. The hound, painted with black hair, and wearing a collar.

Length – 16 cm, 6 1/4”.

Height – 9.5 cm, 3 3/4”.

Depth – 8.5 cm, 3 3/8”.

Numbered ‘15’ to the base.

Condition – Some typical minor wear to the enamel – please see images for detail. No restoration.

Physical Dimensions
Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
Declaration

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Setter Figure to the 19th Century.

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SA1094214
Description
Staffordshire pottery pearlware figure of a Setter, Enoch Wood factory, c. 1820. Finely modelled as a recumbent Setter, upon a grassy mound base. The hound, painted with black hair, and wearing a collar.

Length – 16 cm, 6 1/4”.

Height – 9.5 cm, 3 3/4”.

Depth – 8.5 cm, 3 3/8”.

Numbered ‘15’ to the base.

Condition – Some typical minor wear to the enamel – please see images for detail. No restoration.

Height
9.5cm (3.74")
Width
16cm (6.30")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
Date of Manufacture

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Setter Figure to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1094214
Philip Carrol Antiques
Philip Carrol Antiques
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Philip carrol antiques was established in 1983

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Staffordshire Pottery Setter, Enoch Wood Factory, C. 1820.

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A recumbent earthenware setter dog figure painted in grey and white resting on a green moulded ceramic base.
Staffordshire pottery Setter, Enoch Wood factory, c. 1820.
Ref: SA1094214
A recumbent earthenware setter dog figure painted in grey and white resting on a green moulded ceramic base.
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Staffordshire pottery dog figures are decorative earthenware sculptures produced in the Staffordshire potteries region of England, predominantly during the 18th and 19th centuries, depicting various canine breeds.

Early 19th-century Staffordshire figures were typically press-moulded from earthenware or pearlware clays and decorated with hand-painted overglaze or underglaze enamel pigments.

Authentic pieces from the Enoch Wood factory feature press-moulded construction, finely detailed modelling, characteristic pooling of lead glazes, and hollow undersides consistent with period production methods.

Display the figure on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or side table alongside contemporary ceramics or structured greenery to integrate classic ceramic art into modern spaces.

Dust gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or soft-bristled brush, avoiding water immersion and chemical detergents that could damage delicate enamel pigments or existing repairs.
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