An Unusual 19thC Stoneware Advertising Shop Window Display Figure sub-Curios The top is ink stamped

The top is ink stamped ‘Pansard B

During Mediaeval times many deer parks that held fallow deer were established and these and more recent park escapees have given rise to the free-living populations in Britain today

energy and charm in capturing the body

and elsewhere

machinists and iron founders to make their range of different stoves

An Unusual 19thC Stoneware Advertising Shop Window Display Figure sub-Curios The top is ink stampedOrigin: German Austrian Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 32. 5 inches Width: 10 inches (at base) Depth: 10 inches (at base) The hand painted continental stoneware advertising figure of generous proportions designed to be displayed in a shop window, possibly in a German Apothecary, modelled as a boyish female with bun hair dressed in an apron standing proud with one arm on her waist, the other held upward