England

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, acceptable condition. There is a visible repair at the neck, some glaze wear, and a chip or loss on the dog’s paw. The surface shows extensive age-related crazing. Some areas of the hand-painting have worn slightly, particularly the red accents and on the base.Origin: StaffordshireAntique: YesSigned: YesMaterial: PorcelainSubject: DogColour: YellowVintage: YesBrand: EnglandType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: DogsStyle: VictorianBackstamp: PaintedCountry/Region of Manufacture: United KingdomHandmade: YesThis item is a vintage Old Staffordshire Ware figurine made in England, featuring a young lady in a widebrimmed hat with a loyal dog standing on its hind legs at her side. She wears a white blouse and a yellow floral skirt with green and red accents, standing on a painted oval base styled as grass and earth in classic Staffordshire tones. The figurine stands approximately 7.5 inches tall (19 cm) and weighs 329 grams. It is marked “Old Staffordshire Ware England” in red on the base and shows all the hallmarks of handpainted, midcentury English ceramic craftsmanship. Product Details: Brand: Old Staffordshire Ware Height: 7.5 inches / 19 cm Weight: 329 grams Material: Glazed ceramic / porcelain Color Scheme: Multicolored – white, brown, yellow, green, red Markings: Stamped on the base with “Old Staffordshire Ware England” Type: Victorianstyle lady with dog figurine Condition: Used, acceptable condition. There is a visible repair at the neck, some glaze wear, and a chip or loss on the dog’s paw. The surface shows extensive agerelated crazing. Some areas of the handpainting have worn slightly, particularly the red accents and on the base. No box included. About Staffordshire Ware: Staffordshire Ware has been a beloved symbol of British ceramic excellence since the 18th century. Known for its whimsical depictions of everyday life, animals, and figures, Old Staffordshire figurines reflect Victorian and Edwardianera tastes and storytelling. This figure captures a moment of companionship and gentility, exemplifying the folk charm that made these pieces popular across generations.