Staffordshire Pearlware Enameled Classical Full Figure c1820

~ Andromache Mourning Hector\'s Ashes ~

9\" high ~ 3 1/4\"across the front of the base

A lovely standing figure of a classically dressed woman standing beside a pedestal holding an egg shaped urn. This figure is found in various styles of painted enamel decoration, flowers to her dress and piping to the urn etc. but this one has a very restrained palette. Her gown is pale yellowish- chartreuse trimmed with pink and the pillar and urn are pale beige. The pillar/urn is also matte glaze and she is glossy pearlware. Her face and leaf wreath are very finely painted, see the close up pics.
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In excellent display condition with no restorations or touch ups; there are two very tiny pock mark chips out of her gown, one at her thigh and one at her shin, and one small chip on the base, all less than 1/8\" long. She is a very nice example and looks great on display.

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