Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figurine 19thc Children Scuffle c1820 Religious antique art

Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figurine 19thc Children Scuffle c1820 Religious antique artAntique Staffordshire figurine made in England c1820. Measures 8" or 20cm in height. This Staffordshire "Scuffle" figurine is a charming example of early 19th century pottery. Created around 1820, it depicts a lively scene of children engaged in a playful tussle, referred to as "Scuffle". Attributed to the maker Dudson. This figurine is made of pearlware and decorated with vibrant enamel colors and bocage (leafy) details. It is mounted on a square

forming a decorative arch or canopy behind the animals

Their mouths may be closed to shelter and keep in the good spirits or open to scare off demons

winning awards like the gold medal at the 1900 Paris World's Fair

It measures 3 & 7/8" or 9

The vases are gold gilt rimmed and have been hand painted so the designs have slight variations

Anwyl created this festive design in 1996 for the American market

cobalt blue enamel and real gold embellishment

Coalport is famous for its porcelain

written by Thailand's most revered royal poet

Comte d'Orsay (Count Alfred Guillaume Gabriel d'Orsay)

Wolfsohn’s studio purchased white porcelain from Meissen and decorated it in the Johann Gregorius Höroldt style

John’s son