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Pair of 19th-century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (Att. Adams)
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Pair of 19th-century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (Att. Adams)

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A fine matched pair of 19th-century English blue and white relief-moulded jasperware frieze plaques celebrating the traditional British field sports of hare coursing and fox hunting. Attributed to the renowned Stafforshire pottery of William Adams & Sons, circa 1890.

Each rectangular plaque is finely modelled in crisp white bas-relief against a dead-matt blue stoneware ground. Unlike purely classical Wedgwood subjects, Staffordshire makers such as Adams excelled at lively English country genre scenes. Here, the first plaque depicts greyhounds in full stride coursing a hare between mature trees, while the companion plaque depicts the kill of a fox, with the hounds on the fox as the huntsman approaches.

Both plaques retain their original matching pierced giltwood frames, and are ready to hang.

A charming and decorative pair, ideal for a traditional country house interior, study or drawing room. Equally appealing to collectors of jasperware and lovers of English decorative antiques.

Framed dimensions: 40cm wide x 24cm high x 4cm deep / 15.75" x 9.5" x 1.5"

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Condition: both ceramic plaques are in excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks or losses to the delicate hand-applied white relief sprigs. The frames retain an attractive, warm antique gilt patina with minor age-related wear consistent with age. Because the backings were professionally updated to rigid hardboard in the mid-late 20th century to securely suppport the weight of the stoneware, the reverses have not been inspected for impressed factory marks.

Date of Manufacture

The Antiques Hound has dated these Staffordshire Jasperware Wall Plaques to the 19th Century.

Independent Date Guide ID 09720859
Dealer's Item Date19th Century
Sellingantiques Date19th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 115-150 years old
Test ResultsPassed dating
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to THE 19TH CENTURY:
Crisp white sprigged relief on matt ground: late Victorian Staffordshire jasperware.
Pierced Rococo revival gilt frames: gilding shows soft rubbing along the high scrolls.
Deep blue velvet inner slips: late nineteenth-century framing presentation.

This Independent Date Guide was compiled by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. It works only from the photographs shown on this page and is never told the date the dealer has declared. It is a guide, not a guarantee of age, and occasional errors can occur.

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A fine matched pair of 19th-century English blue and white relief-moulded jasperware frieze plaques celebrating the traditional British field sports of hare coursing and fox hunting. Attributed to the renowned Stafforshire pottery of William Adams & Sons, circa 1890.
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Each rectangular plaque is finely modelled in crisp white bas-relief against a dead-matt blue stoneware ground.
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Unlike purely classical Wedgwood subjects, Staffordshire makers such as Adams excelled at lively English country genre scenes. Here, the first plaque depicts greyhounds in full stride coursing a hare between mature trees, while the companion plaque depicts the kill of a fox, with the hounds on the fox as the huntsman approaches.

fig 1. A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders.
fig 1. Pair of 19th-century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (Att. Adams)

Both plaques retain their original matching pierced giltwood frames, and are ready to hang.

A charming and decorative pair, ideal for a traditional country house interior, study or drawing room. Equally appealing to collectors of jasperware and lovers of English decorative antiques.

fig 2. A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders.
fig 2. Pair of 19th-century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (Att. Adams)

Framed dimensions: 40cm wide x 24cm high x 4cm deep / 15.75" x 9.5" x 1.5"

International delivery available, please contact us for a quote.*

Condition: both ceramic plaques are in excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks or losses to the delicate hand-applied white relief sprigs. The frames retain an attractive, warm antique gilt patina with minor age-related wear consistent with age. Because the backings were professionally updated to rigid hardboard in the mid-late 20th century to securely suppport the weight of the stoneware, the reverses have not been inspected for impressed factory marks.

Date of Manufacture

The Antiques Hound has dated these Staffordshire Jasperware Wall Plaques to the 19th Century.

Independent Date Report ID 09720859
Dealer's Item Date19th Century
Sellingantiques dating19th Century
Sellingantiques agingItem 115-150 years old
Test ResultsPassed dating
Why Sellingantiques dated this piece to the 19th Century:
Crisp white sprigged relief on matt ground: late Victorian Staffordshire jasperware.
Pierced Rococo revival gilt frames: gilding shows soft rubbing along the high scrolls.
Deep blue velvet inner slips: late nineteenth-century framing presentation.

This is an independent date report produced by Sellingantiques using its own proprietary system. The process uses the photographs shown on this page. The system is never told the date the dealer has declared. This report shows that the two dates corroborate.

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Archive I A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders.

Pair of 19th-century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (Att. Adams)

Archive II A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders. View II
Archive III A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders. View III
Archive IV A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders. View IV
Archive V A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders. View V
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A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders.
Pair of 19th-Century Staffordshire Jasperware Sporting Plaques - Hare Coursing & Fox Hunting (att. Adams)
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A pair of rectangular light blue jasperware wall plaques depicting white relief scenes of hare coursing and fox hunting in giltwood frames with blue velvet borders.
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  • ObjectWall Plaques
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialJasperware, Stoneware, Giltwood, Velvet
  • ColourLight Blue
  • MotifsBas-relief figures, Giltwood frame, Hunting scenes, Velvet slip

This matched pair of 19th-century English wall plaques originates from the Victorian period, attributed to the Staffordshire pottery of William Adams & Sons around 1890. Each rectangular stoneware piece is moulded with crisp white bas-relief figures against a light blue dead-matt ground. One plaque shows greyhounds coursing a hare among mature trees, while the companion plaque depicts a fox hunting scene with hounds and a huntsman. The ceramic plaques sit within deep blue velvet borders and ornate, pierced giltwood frames showing a warm antique patina with minor age-related wear. Each framed plaque measures 40 cm wide by 24 cm high by 4 cm deep. These wall plaques suit traditional English country house interiors, studies, or drawing rooms, mounted above a sideboard or on panelled walls. They bring historical character to a residential setting and appeal to collectors of nineteenth-century jasperware and British sporting art. The items arrive ready to hang with updated rigid hardboard backings supporting the stoneware friezes securely.

Developed in England during the late 18th and 19th centuries, jasperware is an unglazed stoneware featuring white sprigged ceramic reliefs set against a coloured matte background, produced by potteries such as Wedgwood and Adams in Staffordshire.

These plaques were created using tinted stoneware clay for the base, onto which detailed white clay bas-reliefs were applied using moulds before firing, and subsequently mounted into decorative frames.

Authentic 19th-century pieces display sharp relief details, a matte porcelain-like texture, appropriate manufacturer impressed marks on the reverse, and period-appropriate mounting materials.

Display framed jasperware plaques as a symmetrical pair on a gallery wall, above a console table, or within an English country inspired interior to add historic texture.

Clean jasperware reliefs using a soft brush or cotton swab, avoiding liquid cleaners on unglazed stoneware, and dust giltwood frames gently without abrasive polishes.
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