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

The plaque overall with some minor crazing. Some scattered chips and rubbing to the glaze at high points including to a few faces. The foot of the soldier to the farthest proper right and the hand to the dead soldier each broken off and reattached, and with subsequent overpaint, now with some flaking and cracking. Presents well overall. Not examined out of frame.

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