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Pair of Large 19th C Staffordshire Dogs
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Pair of Large 19th C Staffordshire Dogs

19th century
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A Pair of Large 19th Century Staffordshire Dogs.

Counter facing, each dog with a raised relief curling coat and slightly raised tail, as they look over their quarters.

Date circa 1860.

Height 10 inches, 26cm.

Width 13 1/2 inches, 34cm.

Depth 5 inches, 13cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
26cm (10.24")
Width
34cm (13.39")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
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Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares has dated these Antique Staffordshire Dog Figurines to the 19th Century.

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Shropshire SY44UH

01952740229

07860575639

Description
A Pair of Large 19th Century Staffordshire Dogs.
Counter facing, each dog with a raised relief curling coat and slightly raised tail, as they look over their quarters.
Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares

Date circa 1860.

Height 10 inches, 26cm.

Width 13 1/2 inches, 34cm.

Depth 5 inches, 13cm.

Height
26cm (10.24")
Width
34cm (13.39")
Depth
13cm (5.12")
Date of Manufacture

Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares has dated these Antique Staffordshire Dog Figurines to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares
Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2008

Fine antiques from the 18th century onwards, supplying both trade and private customers worldwide.

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A pair of 19th-century earthenware Staffordshire standing dog figurines with white bodies and hand-painted brown patches.
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Archive I A pair of 19th-century earthenware Staffordshire standing dog figurines with white bodies and hand-painted brown patches.

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A pair of 19th-century earthenware Staffordshire standing dog figurines with white bodies and hand-painted brown patches.
PAIR OF LARGE 19TH C STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS
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Staffordshire dog figurines are decorative earthenware figures produced in Staffordshire, England, primarily during the nineteenth century. Traditionally displayed in pairs on chimney mantels, these figures often depicted spaniels or hunting dogs and became iconic symbols of Victorian domestic decor.

These figures were press-moulded from local Staffordshire white earthenware clay, fired, and then hand-painted with lead glazes or enamel colours. Gold leaf or gilt accents were frequently applied to collars and details prior to a final low-temperature firing.

Authentic Victorian examples usually feature press-moulded seams, a small release hole in the ceramic base or back, and signs of hand-painted variations in glaze application. Genuine pieces often show age-related crazing in the glaze and lack modern factory stamps.

Position a symmetrical pair on a fireplace mantelpiece, sideboard, or deep window sill to anchor the space. They add textural interest and a historic aesthetic when contrasted against modern, clean-lined furniture or dark-painted walls.

Dust the figures regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or soft-bristled brush. Avoid soaking in water or using harsh chemical cleaners, as moisture can penetrate glazed crazing and damage the underlying porous earthenware.
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