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Description
The pair, as you can see by the pictures have a couple of chips of painting missing around the mouth. The sand texture also had a slight discoloration in a couple of places. There are absolutely no ceramic chips anywhere. The biggest problem, I imagine, is that there are no markings that show who made them.
Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
ceramic
Distinguishing marks
none
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
9 1/2" Height, 6" across bottom
Date Period
around 1900?
Weight
3lbs each dog
History
At around 1900 or before they were a gift to my Danish Grandmother from an English friend of the family Sailor. I don't know how old they are but I assume they were new at that time. I also assume they were English but I really don't know.
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Re: Ceramic pair of dogs
<p>On this one you don't need markings , these are english staffordshire pieces , they were made in the 1800's representing the spaniels of king charles , nice set and condtion is not bad , these were so popular that thousands were made and none were marked , maybe a few but not the majority , so missing the marks has no affect on the value.</p><p>As a pair the lowest would be 200 dollars but they could well fetch 300 to 400 at auction, their have been some repos but a collector can tell the difference , yours are not repos. Be sure to include your story if you take them to auction</p><p> Hope this helps , if I can do anything for you , email [email protected] I will be more than glad to help</p><p> </p><p>Rob and Michelle </p>