19th century antique Staffordshire Hunter Figurine Deer Antler 9" Clock see ear

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, acceptable condition, with noted wear and visible damage:The deer figure is missing both antlers (broken tips visible — see close-up images).General surface wear and aged patina consistent with its age.Some paint loss and light chips along the base and rim.The painted clock face has surface marks and fading, as typical with age.

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Occasion: All Occasions

Size: Medium

Material: Porcelain

Year Manufactured: 1880

Item Length: 9 in

Subject: Antler

Colour: White

Brand: Staffordshire

Type: Figurine

Number in Pack: 1

Style: English

Original/Reproduction: Original

Room: Any Room

Handmade: Yes

This item is an original 19thcentury Staffordshire flatback figurine, depicting two standing hunters flanking a central tree stump with a reclining deer and a decorative clock face at the base. Richly handpainted in traditional green, red, and black tones, this ceramic piece is a fine example of Victorian mantelpiece decor.

It represents the rustic charm and storytelling craftsmanship typical of 19thcentury Staffordshire pottery, making it a highly collectible piece.

Product Details:

• Type: Flatback Mantel Figurine

• Origin: England, 19th Century

• Material: Glazed earthenware / ceramic

• Height: Approx. 9 inches (23 cm)

• Weight: 959g

• Color Scheme: Green, cream, orange, black, brown

Condition:
Used, acceptable condition, with noted wear and visible damage:

• The deer figure is missing both antlers (broken tips visible — see closeup images).

• General surface wear and aged patina consistent with its age.

• Some paint loss and light chips along the base and rim.

• The painted clock face has surface marks and fading, as typical with age.

Box Condition:
No original box included.

About Staffordshire Figurines:
Produced in the 1800s in Staffordshire, England, these flatback figurines were made for middleclass homes as decorative mantelpieces. They often depicted scenes from rural life, royalty, or military figures. Their folkart charm, naïve style, and cultural relevance have made them highly prized by collectors.