A RARE REGENCY ENGLISH PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A BOY AND DOG BLOOR DERBY MARK C.1825

"A fine English Regency porcelain Derby Bloor roundel mark figure, guaranteed genuine, dating from around 1825. The Boy and Dog figure is skilfully modelled and the adoring playful look between pet dog and boy in side view is so full of character... The colourful hand painted decoration is particularly fine: note the fine detail on the jacket. A rare and highly desirable item to add to the best English porcelain collection." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.

Dimensions: height 128 mm max.
Marks: Bloor roundel mark as as illustrated. A mark that was tricky to apply and is usually only found on better quality pieces.
Condition: An excellent piece in great shape for display. Looks great - but please note: piece has limited old restorations. Condition report: Most figures of this age and type do have some level of expected general restoration. It is sometimes quite difficult to determine all and exactly what may have been done. Viewed with a bright light and close scrutiny with a powerful magnifier - restoration work appears to have been has been carried out to: the raised right hand and wrist; the left hand and fingers; the dogs tail; all with associated small areas of repainting. Traces of rubbing wear to gilded decoration and light-crazing browning - as typically found on Derby Bloor period porcelains - principally to back area. A nice attractive example for the collector.
 
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