A group of six pottery and porcelain figures of rabbits first half 19th century

comprising: two Staffordshire pottery figures of crouching rabbits, a similar Scottish pottery rabbit, a Rockingham recumbent hare on a green oval base, a Chamberlain's Worcester miniature rabbit, and an English porcelain rabbit group. Together with a Chamberlain's Worcester figure of a mouse and two English porcelain dog's-head whistles, the Derby rabbit incised No 106, the two Chamberlain's examples with script marks in red. 9 pieces.

Scottish rabbit - good condition Staffs rabbit blue base - star crack to base Staffs rabbit grassy base - chip to nose, small chip to ear Rabbit group - extensively restored. Ears all made up replacements Rockingham rabbit- end of one ear restored Chamberlains rabbit - ears restored Mouse - restoration to both ears, section of tail restored and restored chip to end of base Brown dog - shallow chips to edges of both ears Black dog - small chips to both ears and to whistle vent under neck
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