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Dated: 1810 to 1820 Leeds Yorkshire England
A rare large scale pottery pearlware figure of a horse standing square on a green sponged decorated oblong base with maroon and blue stripes. The horse is wearing a yellow bridle with blue terminals.
These figures emanating from the Leeds pottery are perhaps one of the most vibrant figures made in the early 19th century. Such figures were used as a display medium for equestrian Sadlers, tack,medical and feed suppliers.
Dimensions
14.00 inch wide, 16.50 inch high, 7.25 inch deepCondition report
Professional restoration to ears and legs.Stock number
8812The BADA Standard
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