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Staffordshire Model of a Recumbent Deer Circa 1810 - 1820
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Staffordshire Model of a Recumbent Deer Circa 1810 - 1820

18th century
Sold 30 January 2026 · Hand of Glory
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Description

A Staffordshire earthenware model of recument doe raised on a rocky mound, circa 1810 - 1820.

In excellent condition with no damage or restoration.

Physical Dimensions
Height
11cm (4.33")
Width
14.5cm (5.71")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
Declaration

Hand of Glory has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Deer to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1152635
Dealers Internal Reference
SKU00000880
Description
A Staffordshire earthenware model of recument doe raised on a rocky mound, circa 1810 - 1820.

In excellent condition with no damage or restoration.

Height
11cm (4.33")
Width
14.5cm (5.71")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
Date of Manufacture

Hand of Glory has dated this Staffordshire Pottery Deer to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1152635
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU00000880
Hand of Glory
Hand of Glory
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A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Staffordshire Model of a Recumbent Deer Circa 1810 - 1820

Archive II A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. View II
Archive III A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. View III
Archive IV A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. View IV
Archive V A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. View V
Archive VI A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base. View VI
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Hand of Glory

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Telephone 07867 305451 or 01249 447478
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Hand of Glory Antiques
34 Market Place
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN15 3HP
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/handofglory
Verified Since Jul 2012
Items For Sale 162
Items Sold 2,455
Hand of Glory
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Location: Hand of Glory Antiques, 34 Market Place, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 3HP, United Kingdom
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A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base.
Staffordshire Model of a Recumbent Deer circa 1810 - 1820
Ref: SA1152635
A glazed ceramic figure of a recumbent deer in rust red with white spots, resting on a modelled base.
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Cataloguer’s note

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  • ObjectCeramic Figurines
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialEarthenware, Glaze
  • ColourRust Red
  • MotifsRecumbent pose, Hand-painted spots, Modelled base
  • SizeH 11 cm (4 in) x W 14.5 cm (6 in) x D 8.5 cm (3 in)

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Early Staffordshire pottery figures were produced in the pottery districts of Staffordshire, England, during the 18th and 19th centuries. These ceramic pieces, often modelled as animals or historical figures, were created for the domestic market and typically retailed at local fairs and markets.

These figures were generally fashioned from earthenware or pearlware clays, shaped using press moulds, and hand-painted with underglaze colours or enamel paints. They were subsequently fired in kilns to produce a durable, glossy finish.

Authentic pieces often exhibit characteristic crazing in the glaze, hand-painted details with minor imperfections, and hollow undersides with vent holes necessary for firing. Weight, clay type, and wear patterns consistent with age are also key indicators of authenticity.

These decorative objects can be integrated into contemporary spaces by placing them on mantelpieces, bookshelves, or side tables to introduce a touch of historical character. Pairing them with minimalist decor creates a striking contrast that highlights their craftsmanship.

Preserve antique pottery by keeping it out of direct sunlight to prevent paint fading, and clean it only with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using water or chemical cleaners, especially on pieces with cold-painted or enamel highlights that are vulnerable to moisture.
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