Wedgwood and European Ceramics from the Dr. Ellis F. Rubin & Suzanne Borow Rubin Collection

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Lot 139

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

Lot 139

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

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Estimate: $600 - $800

Estimate$600 – $800

Status

Closed

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

Glazed and enameled earthenware
In the style of Emile Lessore (1805-1876), based on “The Dead Stag” drawing by Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873)
Signed indistinctly along bottom edge of image; Impressed “WEDGWOOD” to reverse
H: 1 ¾, W: 12 ¼, D: 8 5/8 in.

Property from the Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

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Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

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Lot 139

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

Status:

Closed

Estimate: $600 - $800

Estimate$600 – $800

Status

Closed

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

Property from the Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

Provenance

Collection of Dr. Ellis F. Rubin and Suzanne Borow Rubin

Wedgwood and European Ceramics from the Dr. Ellis F. Rubin & Suzanne Borow Rubin Collection

A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century

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A Wedgwood Enamel Decorated Queensware Dish with Dying Stag, UK, late 19th century