A group of British ceramics, 19th century, comprising: a Staffordshire pearlware figure...
A group of British ceramics, 19th century, comprising: a Staffordshire pearlware figure emblematic of Spring, modelled as a lady in a hat holding a bunch of flowers and a basket of flowers, standing on a naturalistic mound with square base, 20cm high, together with a Sampson Smith of Longton flat-back pottery clock face figure of John Wesley preaching from his pulpit, moulded title 'Wesley' above the clock face, 29cm high, two Grainger & Co. Worcester 'Old India' pattern oblong platters, the largest 46cm long, and a Staffordshire commemorative creamware plate of John Wesley with profile portrait and inscription 'The Best Of All God Is With Us' within a yellow and black ringed border, 16.3cm diameter (5)
Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.
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A group of British ceramics, 19th century, comprising: a Staffordshire pearlware figure emblematic of Spring, modelled as a lady in a hat holding a bunch of flowers and a basket of flowers, standing on a naturalistic mound with square base, 20cm high, together with a Sampson Smith of Longton flat-back pottery clock face figure of John Wesley preaching from his pulpit, moulded title 'Wesley' above the clock face, 29cm high, two Grainger & Co. Worcester 'Old India' pattern oblong platters, the largest 46cm long, and a Staffordshire commemorative creamware plate of John Wesley with profile portrait and inscription 'The Best Of All God Is With Us' within a yellow and black ringed border, 16.3cm diameter (5)
Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.
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