Description: A interesting pair of small busts approximatlly 8 " in hieght which I believe to be Staffordshire figurines reproduced from earlier works. It is claimed that these represent desendants and member children of the De Bourbon family . this may or may not be true ,however they were popular among the French royal families in the 1700s , along with portraits ,as photography wasn't available . Latter they were reproduced in many places . the Potschappel ,Carl Threme , Meissen ,German one produced late 1800 tend to be in th 9-10 in range and can sell for several thousand . These I believe were reproduced 1872 to1892 by John Bevington,Kensington Works, in Hanley, Staffordshire . He was a well known maker of novelty item and reproductions and used a hooked x mark which is faintly visable under the glaze of on of the figures . Normally he put a B under the legs of the hook X that is not noticable here. Regardless of who made them they are well done in the staffordshire tradition of this period . I pack well,do not accept returns and include shipping via USPO priority mail
Price: 199 USD
Location: Binghamton, New York
End Time: 2025-01-05T12:45:29.000Z
Shipping Cost: 13 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Size: approx 8"
Style: French
Maker: Staffordshire
Country/Region of Origin: Great Britain
Model: Busts
Material: Ceramic & Porcelain, Porcelain
Theme: Children, People
Type: Statue
Color: Multi-Color
Subject: children
Finish: Antique
Brand: Staffordshire
Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899
