Staffordshire Stag with Fawn Spill Vase England Circa 1860
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Staffordshire Stag with Fawn Spill Vase England Circa 1860

$280.00

This large Staffordshire spill vase features a proud stag with a fawn standing on a shaped base.
The deer are painted in a naturalistic orange/brown.
The upper edge of the tree trunk is gilded, and the white base has a fine gilt line.
The piece is decorated mainly on the front (see images).
Ref, ‘Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875’ Book 2, by A.& N. Harding, page 243, figure 2911/2912.

Dimensions: 11.75″ tall x 7.25″ long x 2.75″ wide

Condition: Excellent, with very slight rubbing to the gilt on the top of the tree trunk.

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Background of Staffordshire Deer

Staffordshire deer figures were popular decorative ceramics made in England, primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries.
These figures reflect the British admiration for pastoral and hunting scenes, often depicting deer in naturalistic poses.

Background of Staffordshire Spill Vases with Figures

Staffordshire spill vases with figures were a popular form of decorative pottery produced in England, mainly in the 19th century, especially during the Victorian era. These pieces served as both decorative mantelpiece ornaments and practical holders for spills (small rolled paper or wood strips used to transfer fire from hearths or candles). The vase portion often took the shape of a hollowed-out tree trunk.

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