A large collection of seventeen Staffordshire figural groups and floral-form spill vases, late 18th and 19th century
Comprising a castle and couple with tree, both mounted as table lamps; two pairs of bocage candlesticks, one pair with roosters and hens and the other pair with foxes hunting fowl; four various figures or figural groups depicting sheep, woman with hat, and couple with sheep titled "Tenderness"; a spill vase in the form of an elevated castle with sheep below; a reticulated and footed plate with floral arrangement; and four tulip or lily-form spill vases, probably Derby, circa 1825, each unmarked and bearing old accession numbers to the underside and a couple bearing old labels for D.M. & P. Manheim, New York.
H: 28 in. (largest lamp), H: 14 in. (largest figure)
This lot is located in Philadelphia.
Provenance:
A private Main Line collection.
