Rare antique Staffordshire 1860s Figurine – Man on Horseback, 9" see leg

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Acceptable antique condition with signs of wear:Glaze flakes and paint loss, particularly on the horse and garment edgesVisible crazing throughout, common for ceramics of this ageWear around base rim and hoovesbroken leg as shon in the pictures

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Occasion: All Occasions

Size: Medium

Material: Porcelain

Item Length: 9 in

Subject: Horse

Colour: Multicoloured

Brand: Staffordshire

Type: Figurine

Number in Pack: 1

Style: Victorian

Original/Reproduction: Original

Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899

Finish: Antique

Room: Any Room

Handmade: Yes

This item is a 19thcentury Staffordshire flatback figurine depicting a gentleman rider proudly mounted on a black horse. Dressed in vibrant attire including a blue coat, polkadot waistcoat, and yellow cravat, the figure captures the bold, folkart charm typical of Victorian Staffordshire ceramics.

The horse is finely molded with goldpainted harness details, and the overall presentation is colorful and characterful, making it a fantastic display piece for collectors of Staffordshire pottery or equestrian themes.

Product Details:

• Origin: Staffordshire, England

• Date: 19th Century (Victorian era)

• Material: Glazed earthenware

• Type: Flatback Figurine

• Theme: Equestrian / Gentleman Rider

• Height: Approx. 22 cm

• Width: Approx. 13 cm

Design Highlights:

• Gentleman in formal riding attire with a top hat and green cape

• Mounted on a black horse with pinkstriped saddle blanket

• Handpainted with rich glazes in blue, yellow, red, green, and black

• Bold facial features and naive style painting, characteristic of Staffordshire folk art

Condition:
Acceptable antique condition with signs of wear:

• Glaze flakes and paint loss, particularly on the horse and garment edges

• Visible crazing throughout, common for ceramics of this age

• Wear around base rim and hooves

• broken leg as shon in the pictures

About Staffordshire Equestrian Figures:
During the 19th century, Staffordshire potteries produced a wide array of equestrian figures depicting military men, noblemen, and everyday riders. These were popular mantel decorations that reflected the interests and fashions of Victorian society. Their charm lies in their bold shapes, expressive painting, and rustic authenticity.