A DERBY PORCELAIN COW AND CALF GROUP AND TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE BOCAGE GROUPS CIRCA 1770 AND 1830

the first modeled as a cow standing with her recumbent calf before a flowering bocage on a green mound base applied with flowers and leaves; the second as a recumbent deer; and the third as a shepherdess seated with her lambs, each on a mound base before a flowering bocage. Some chips and restoration.

Derby group: Some chips and restored chips to the flowers and leaves of the bocage; some minor chips tot he applied flowers of the base; horns and one ear of the cow restored; one teat of the udder chipped away. Deer: Chip to one ear; minor small chips to edges of bocage and applied flower. Shepherdess: 1-in. section along the top edge of the bocage restored.
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