Antique Staffordshire Girl w/Goat

Antique Staffordshire Girl w/GoatCharming mid 19th century Staffordshire figure depicting a seated woman beside a goat, with hand painted florals and gilt detailing. Made in England circa 1850s, this rural themed figurine showcases classic nave features and craquelure glaze throughout. A lovely pastoral scene typical of early Victorian Staffordshire potteryunsigned, as most period examples were. A beautiful piece for collectors and decorators alike. PRODUCT INFORMATION Era: Antique;

Charming mid-19th century Staffordshire figure depicting a seated woman beside a goat, with hand-painted florals and gilt detailing. Made in England circa 1850s, this rural-themed figurine showcases classic naïve features and craquelure glaze throughout. A lovely pastoral scene typical of early Victorian Staffordshire pottery—unsigned, as most period examples were. A beautiful piece for collectors and decorators alike.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Antique; 19th century
Condition: Very Good; very little wear, faint crazing, no restoration
Country of Origin: England
Materials: ceramic
Dimensions: 6.5" L x 3.5" W x 5.25" H
Color/Finish: cream/multi

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above.
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