A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF A GIRL SEATED...

Hammer

£50

A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF A GIRL SEATED ON THE BACK OF A GOAT, she holds onto his horns, on a shaped base, height approximately 10cm, s.d., together with an early 19th Century pearlware pottery figure of a putto seated on a rock with a basket of flowers, on a rectangular base, s.d., a late 18th Century oval enamel patch box, the hinged lid printed with a monochrome landscape titled 'Virtue is the greatest Ornament of the Fair', pale pink base, s.d., oval length 4cm and a 20th Century Continental porcelain trinket box of oval form, oval length 7.5cm (4) (condition: Goat has an ear missing, firing chip to under goat's beard, crack across front leg, some gilding loss, putto has been glued at the neck and also has chips in this area, the patch box has a deep chip and cracks to the lid, the mirror is in reasonable order, the base has a number of stained cracks)