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Staffordshire pottery Greyhound and Harrier group, circa 1850.
Staffordshire pottery group of a Greyhound, and a Harrier, Thomas Parr factory, circa 1850. One of the most charming Staffordshire pottery groups, depicting an elegant, seated Greyhound, and a recumbent Harrier. Set upon an oval grassy mound base.
Height – 15.3 cm, 6”.
Width – 14cm, 5 1/2”.
Condition – Excellent. No damage. No restoration.
Ref – A-Z of Staffordshire Dogs, Clive Mason Pope, Figure 6, P. 69, where he refers to the group as ‘Elegance and Patience’.
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