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A rare and beautifully refined pair of Staffordshire-style cats, dating from the late Victorian to early 20th century (c.1890–1930). Their elegant upright posture and refined modelling set them apart from both naïve Victorian examples and later mid-century reproductions.
Standing at approximately 26.5cm tall, they have a commanding presence that instantly elevates a mantel, console, or display shelf. The fine white clay body provides a smooth ground for the delicate all-over floral transfer-printed decoration – an uncommon and highly decorative finish that sets this pair apart. The glossy glaze and soft natural crazing give them a beautifully aged surface with depth and character. The refined clay body, early transfer technique, and traditional vent holes support an attribution to the late Victorian to early 20th-century period.
Their gentle facial expression, slender necks, and refined silhouette create a timeless look that feels at home in classic English interiors as well as more modern, romantic, or eclectic spaces. A truly charming discovery for those who appreciate distinctive ceramic figures with elegance and personality.
(H) 26.5cm
(W) 14cm
(D) 11.5cm
Very good antique condition. Fine natural crazing across the surface consistent with age. Original vent holes to the reverse, typical of earlier firing techniques. Subtle original firing lines at the joins, typical of period kiln practice and part of their authentic character.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jun 21 - Jun 26
US$40
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