REFERENCE: Frank Faulkner, The Wood Family of Burslem , plate XV. A crisply moulded figure with an abundance of detail: in the fox's head, muzzle, ears, eyes, and the toes of each paw.
You can see the fur on his body and especially the tail. The back leg shows knee and hock as he sits on his haunches and there is one separate foreleg claiming the game bird.
The base is open underneath. Note very professional repairs to the tip of each ear. There are three firing cracks, which do not effect the integrity or stability of this figure; one inside the base, two under the neck. The body of the fox is basically white with translucent glaze spots in brown and yellow. There is a beautiful translucent green glaze to the forest floor, both in front and to the backside.
A lovely blue-tinged glaze covers the entire figure, even inside the base, with pooling seen in pockets. This is a valuable, documented, antique figure from a private Antique Staffordshire collection.
Please take time to carefully view and magnify the 12 photographs provided. I have described this antique to the best of my ability, including all notes received from the previous dealer. I would be happy to answer any questions you might have. We carefully bubble-wrap and double-box all antique pottery for safe transit. Please retain these boxes and bubble-wrap in case you should choose to return this item.
The item "Antique Staffordshire Figure Fox with Game Bird from Wood Family Burslem c. 1790" is in sale since Monday, April 8, 2019.This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware\Plates". The seller is "risque76" and is located in Guthrie, Oklahoma. This item can be shipped to United States.