Antique Derby porcelain putti figures with flower baskets c.1780 Wedgwood

Antique Derby porcelain putti figures with flower baskets c.1780 WedgwoodThis charming pair of small putto figures is a fine example of early Derby porcelain, dating to around 1780. Standing approximately 12 cm high, each nude putto is modelled standing on a grassy, moundshaped base, the surfaces washed in a bright applegreen enamel typical of late18thcentury Derby colour palettes. The figures are closely paired but not absolutely identical, reflecting hand modelling rather than pressmoulded repetition. Each child holds a

This Breviarium Romanum 1786 four-book Latin set is a rare opportunity to acquire an original artifact of Catholic liturgical history

Your bowl will be packed with great care to ensure it arrives safely and ready to display

underlining its authenticity as a genuine 19th-century working tool

with a tall

or placed alongside other basalt and jasperware

This matchbox holder is particularly appealing to collectors of vintage Tobacciana

was a key figure of the Protestant Reformation

dating from around circa 1790

Presented in good vintage condition

Some small chips and expected fritting can be seen to the flower heads and leaves

Classical relief decoration – crisp

or simply as a standalone piece within a decorative vignette