South African and International Art
Online-Only Auction, 25 February - 4 March 2019
Ceramics, Silver and Furniture
Lot Estimate
ZAR 3 000 - 4 000
About this Item
Two Staffordshire spillholders, 19th century
one modelled with a shepherdess slumbering before a tree trunk, a lamb beside her, raised on an oval base with gilt-line, lamb's ear lacking,12,5cm high; the other modelled with a shepherd with his sheep and dog within a rustic bower, staining to the reverse, 14,5cm high; a Staffordshire figural group emblematic of The Harvest, modelled with two figures holding sheaves of wheat, on an oval base, enamel loss, chip to the base,one figure's nose lacking, 16,5cm high; a Staffordshire figure of a scholar, standing with his left hand resting on plinth, wearing an orange coat and green knickerbockers, enamel loss, neck restored, 16cm high; a Staffordshire penholder, 19th century, modelled as a Toby, resting against a wine barrel with a tankard in his left hand, on a oval base, enamel loss, 10,5cm high; a Staffordshire figural group, 19th century, of a couple flanking a clock with a bird perched on the clock's pediment, raised on a scroll base, enamel loss, 15cm high; a Staffordshire figure of a brown and white spaniel, seated on an oval base, 13cm high; and a Staffordshire figure of a white and gilt spaniel, 19th century, modelled with a gold chain, hairline cracks, 21cm high
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