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Dated: 1830 Derbyshire England
This model is probably the best ever produced of spaniels in England during the early 19th century. The magnificent pair are crisply modeled with curly tails and legs which are separate. They sit on elaborate large oval bases which are decorated with leaves and flowers which are supported on paw feet. This large and imposing pair are extremely rare and of exceptional quality. Made by the Briddon Pottery located in Brampton, Derbyshire, England.
Dimensions:14.75 inches high
Provenance: Private collector Finland
Literature: A -Z Staffordshire Dogs by Clive Mason Pope pages 94 and 95 referred to as " High Society".
Circa 1830
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Height: 14.75inchStock number
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