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Circa 1765
The gallant stands under a tree with his arms raised on discovering a sleeping shepherdess reclining on rockwork.
This model can be found with a trellis arbour and also, surprisingly, exists in Tournai faience.
Literature – An example in the Musée de Tournai is illustrated by E.J. Soil de Moriamé, Les Porcelaine de Tournay, 1910, p.355, no. 743
Dimensions
21.4 cm highCondition report
Minor chips to leaves and brim of her hatThe BADA Standard
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