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Good 18thc Small Staffordshire Lady
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Good 18thc Small Staffordshire Lady

18th century
Sold 4 October 2025 · Mike Melody Antiques
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A good 18thc small staffordshire pottery figure of a lady eating her lunch .

We are dating as around 1800 she measures 14cms h 8cms w and 6cms d

No damage or visible restoration detected

A super early figure and as always offered at our normal realistic price.

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Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Antique Staffordshire Figure to the 18th Century.

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A good 18thc small staffordshire pottery figure of a lady eating her lunch .

We are dating as around 1800 she measures 14cms h 8cms w and 6cms d

No damage or visible restoration detected

A super early figure and as always offered at our normal realistic price.

UK delivery included

All forms of payment including ccs etc

Lapada_cinoa members since1985

Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Antique Staffordshire Figure to the 18th Century.

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SA1164948
Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2013

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

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An antique Staffordshire ceramic figure depicting a seated woman wearing a blue bonnet, red jacket, and dark apron. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Telephone 07534 226563
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Chester
Cheshire
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jan 2013
Items For Sale 148
Items Sold 736
Mike Melody Antiques
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Location: Chester, Cheshire, United Kingdom
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An antique Staffordshire ceramic figure depicting a seated woman wearing a blue bonnet, red jacket, and dark apron.
GOOD 18THC SMALL STAFFORDSHIRE LADY
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An antique Staffordshire ceramic figure depicting a seated woman wearing a blue bonnet, red jacket, and dark apron.
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  • ObjectFigurines
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialEarthenware, Ceramic, Enamel
  • ColourMulticoloured
  • MotifsHand-painted enamel, Seated figure, Moulded earthenware

Staffordshire figures originated in the potteries of North Staffordshire, England, gaining immense popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries as decorative mantelpiece ornaments produced by numerous small potteries.

These figures were traditionally crafted from local earthenware, creamware, or pearlware, and were hand-painted with underglaze colours or enamel paints before being fired in kilns.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit crazing in the glaze, hand-painted details with a flat or slightly concave unglazed base, minor firing imperfections, and weight characteristic of period earthenware rather than modern resin or reproduction ceramics.

They can be displayed on bookshelves, mantelpieces, or inside glass cabinets to add a touch of historical character, quirky charm, and traditional craftsmanship to contemporary spaces.

Preserve them by keeping them out of direct sunlight, dusting gently with a soft, dry brush, and avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or immersion in water to protect the aged glaze and hand-painted pigments.
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