Rescue Dog Spill Vase

Known as the 'Rescue Dog" this spill vase is based on a painting of the same name by artist MA Baker. Evocatively modelled as a Newfoundland dog rescuing a child from a stream. Minimally decorated with ornamented shredded clay.

Circa 1850

Approx 8 inches (200mm) tall x 5 inches (120mm) wide

in good condition with minor paint losses and scuffs.

For a similar figure see: A History in Earthenware 1740-1900 Adele Kenny

A well modelled, pre Victorian,  figure of a faun standing on a hollow, mound base with bocage to the rear. Well decorated 'in the round' with sharp, contrasting colours.

Circa 1820

Approx 5 inches (120mm) tall x 4 inches (100mm) wide.

In good condition, only minor scuffs and paint losses.

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