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Lot 56W

A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE 'TYTHE PIG' GROUP AND MUSICIANS GROUP
Circa 1820

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22 September 2019, 13:00 AEST
Sydney, Woollahra

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A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE 'TYTHE PIG' GROUP AND MUSICIANS GROUP

Circa 1820
Each typically modelled and painted in overglaze polychrome, the Tythe pig group with hollow base the other with closed base, tallest 22.5cm 9in (2)

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Please note that both figure groups in this lot have been catalogued as circa 1820. However, they were most likely made some time after 1890.

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