(4) Dutch Delft Polychrome Equestrian Gentlemen & Models Of Cows

Lot description

(lot of 4) Dutch Delft tin-glazed earthenware models, 19th c., including: (pair) equestrian gentlemen, painted in colors, each figure of a gentleman wearing coat and hat, seated on a caparisoned horse with manganese mane and tail, standing with one front leg raised on a canted rectangular plinth with blue and iron-red diapering, marked Roos (De Roos/ the rose) underfoot, (one) with loss to reins, (one) with restoration to reins and rider's right arm, approx 10.5"h, 9"w, 4"d; (pair) standing cows, in blue, yellow, green, iron red, and manganese glazes, signed underfoot AG, (one) intact with professional restoration at legs, (one) intact with professional restoration at horn, approx 3.25"h, 4"l, 1.75"w; 6lbs total Provenance: from the collection of an English gentleman