A Collection of Seven Ceramic and Resin Decorative Figurines...
A Collection of Seven Ceramic and Resin Decorative Figurines and Collectables.
A collection of seven animal figurines and decorative objects of mixed manufacture, dating from the mid-20th century to the present. The collection includes:
A Country Artists Ginger Tabby Cat figurine, handcrafted and hand-painted in resin. The base is fitted with green felt and bears a white circular adhesive label reading HAND PAINTED 01366 HAND CRAFTED, Country Artists - for the discerning, Fine Figurines and Sculptures, and Cat Lying - Ginger Tabby.
A matched pair of crowing rooster figurines in glazed ceramic, featuring bright red combs and wattles with variegated brown and yellow glazed bodies. The figures are modelled standing on naturalistic green and brown bases.
A lustre-glazed fish vase of stylised form with an iridescent finish. The side is stamped in black NEW QUAY and the base is stamped MADE IN ENGLAND.
A Keele Street Pottery Sooty egg cup in pink glazed ceramic. The square base features a printed illustration of the character Sooty at the beach. The base is stamped within a circular mark KEELE ST. PTY. CO. LTD, REG. BY SOOTY CONCESSIONS LTD, and NO 743610.
A Porthcawl souvenir porcelain rugby ball, decorated with a heraldic crest featuring a sailing ship and a red dragon above a blue banner reading PORTHCAWL.
A pair of anthropomorphic rabbit figurines in glazed ceramic, one depicted wearing an orange coat and the other in a green jacket holding a plate.
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The collection shows varying signs of age and wear. One rooster figurine has a significant vertical crack running through the lower tail feathers and body (photo 7). The fish vase exhibits extensive fine crazing to the iridescent glaze (photo 6). The rabbit figurines both show significant fine crazing to the glaze (photo 5). The Sooty egg cup has general surface grime and crazing (photo 2). The Country Artists cat figurine appears in good condition with some dust and cobwebs to the underside cavity (photo 9). The Porthcawl rugby ball appears to be in good condition.
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A Collection of Seven Ceramic and Resin Decorative Figurines and Collectables.
A collection of seven animal figurines and decorative objects of mixed manufacture, dating from the mid-20th century to the present. The collection includes:
A Country Artists Ginger Tabby Cat figurine, handcrafted and hand-painted in resin. The base is fitted with green felt and bears a white circular adhesive label reading HAND PAINTED 01366 HAND CRAFTED, Country Artists - for the discerning, Fine Figurines and Sculptures, and Cat Lying - Ginger Tabby.
A matched pair of crowing rooster figurines in glazed ceramic, featuring bright red combs and wattles with variegated brown and yellow glazed bodies. The figures are modelled standing on naturalistic green and brown bases.
A lustre-glazed fish vase of stylised form with an iridescent finish. The side is stamped in black NEW QUAY and the base is stamped MADE IN ENGLAND.
A Keele Street Pottery Sooty egg cup in pink glazed ceramic. The square base features a printed illustration of the character Sooty at the beach. The base is stamped within a circular mark KEELE ST. PTY. CO. LTD, REG. BY SOOTY CONCESSIONS LTD, and NO 743610.
A Porthcawl souvenir porcelain rugby ball, decorated with a heraldic crest featuring a sailing ship and a red dragon above a blue banner reading PORTHCAWL.
A pair of anthropomorphic rabbit figurines in glazed ceramic, one depicted wearing an orange coat and the other in a green jacket holding a plate.
More Information
The collection shows varying signs of age and wear. One rooster figurine has a significant vertical crack running through the lower tail feathers and body (photo 7). The fish vase exhibits extensive fine crazing to the iridescent glaze (photo 6). The rabbit figurines both show significant fine crazing to the glaze (photo 5). The Sooty egg cup has general surface grime and crazing (photo 2). The Country Artists cat figurine appears in good condition with some dust and cobwebs to the underside cavity (photo 9). The Porthcawl rugby ball appears to be in good condition.
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Reserve
Time, Location
Auction House
