Early Derby porcelain recumbent stag figure Patch Period c.1760

Early Derby porcelain recumbent stag figure Patch Period c.1760

£600.00
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Early Derby porcelain recumbent stag figure Patch Period c.1760

Early Derby porcelain recumbent stag figure Patch Period c.1760

£600.00
A small Derby porcelain figure of a recumbent stag, dating to the Patch period, circa 1759-1769. Finely modelled in soft-paste porcelain, the animal is shown resting before a bocage, with a compact scale characteristic of early Derby production.

The figure corresponds to the model "Stag and Doe at Lodge" (E99), with dimensions closely matching those recorded in Bradshaw, supporting the identification. The modelling retains the slightly naïve yet expressive quality of early Derby, with softly applied enamels and a dense bocage.

The underside shows a rough finish with a vent hole and visible patch marks, consistent with early manufacturing methods of the period. The spotted coat is painted in iron-red tones with white reserves, and the antlers in naturalistic brown.

Measurements
Height: 10 cm (3.9″)
Width: 9 cm (3.5″)
Depth: 5.5 cm (2.2″)
Weight: 135 g

Condition
Chips to the bocage. The stag itself is undamaged. The antlers and the front section of the bocage appear to be coated with a later varnish or clear lacquer.

Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging and postage.
Carefully packed using appropriate materials.

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