School Boys Playing Marbles
Stock No: 002321
Height: 4.5 Inches / 11.5 cm
Reference: Possibly Unrecorded
Price: £895.00
A superb diminutive early Victorian figure group of two school boys playing marbles. Fashioned as a spill vase, this piece shows the boys kneeling down before a branching tree spill vase, the boy on the left in the process of taking his turn, he holds a coloured marble in each hand, a large hat at his side, wearing a waistcoat, jacket, and trousers, his school folder rests against the base of the tree. The other boy waits his turn, a circled ring on the ground before him contains several marbles, wearing a cap, waistcoat, jacket, and trousers, a pile of books rest on the floor to his side. A quite remarkable original Staffordshire figure at its best, superb modelling, excellent overglaze enamel decoration, and gilding. This figure has a repair to one neck and minor spill chip restored professionally, made in Staffordshire, England c1840.
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