(7) English Staffordshire Pearlware Mantel Figures & SPILL Vase

Lot description

(lot of 7) English Staffordshire pearlware mantel figures and vase, 19th c., including: (2) bocage figures, (one) depicting two dancing ladies with seated flute player, (one) modeled as a courting couple seated on a tree branch, (1) spill vase, depicting a man and woman with deer, standing on a tree stump, with frit-textured foliates, (1) draped putto with floral bouquet, inscribed "Basket Boy" at base, with restoration to hand, (2) allegorical figures with baskets, one with restoration to neck, (1) reclining female figure in blue gown, restoration to neck, largest: approx 8"h, 4.5"w, 3.25"d, smallest: approx 4"h, 1.75"w, 1.75"d, 4.5lbs total PLEASE NOTE: Earthenware pottery pieces are inherently fragile. Most are likely to have repairs, small breaks, chips, and imperfections. Please assume that they are not in perfect condition and bid accordingly. Per our terms, there will be no refunds based on condition. Provenance: The lifetime collection of Lynn Roth Jordan (Louisiana, Texas, 1943-2021). As an active member of the Austin Antiques Club for many years, Lynn was deeply embedded in the antiques community here in Austin. Her New Orleans upbringing in a family of collectors (many of the pieces come from her mother's estate), combined with her frequent trips to England, gave her a unique understanding of provenance, quality, and historical significance. The estate features an extensive array of English furniture alongside antique decorative objects, the kind of exceptional pieces that only reveal themselves to collectors who know where to look and what to seek.