This pearlware figure of a Chimney Sweep was made in Staffordshire in the early nineteenth century after an earlier figure by Paul-Louis Cyfflé. Cyfflé was one of the great modellers of the eighteenth century. He worked in the Lorraine region […]
These Prattware Pottery Chickens were made in Staffordshire in the early years of the nineteenth century. They have been underglaze painted with colours derived from the oxides of iron (orange), manganese (brown), cobalt (blue), chrome (green) and antimony (yellow). Sealed […]
I bought this early nineteenth century Staffordshire Pearlware Tobacco Jar last year without giving it too much thought. The lion finial caught my eye, I do love cats and the price was right. Described as antique porcelain, it was another […]