Pair Of Staffordshire Dogs Made Of 19th-century English Polychrome Earthenware
Artist: Staffordshire
Pair of Staffordshire dogs in 19th-century English polychrome earthenware
Created by 19th-century English earthenware manufacturers, this pair of earthenware sculptures depicts seated Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, serving as guardians of the hearth.
Produced in Staffordshire factories, they adorned the mantels and interiors of Victorian homes, symbolizing loyalty, protection, and family life.
Beyond their decorative and collectible value, they also serve a purpose: Tradition holds that this pair of dogs should be placed on the inside windowsill to look out when the master of the house is away, and when he returns, to look inside the house, signaling his presence.
Fast and careful shipping to France, Europe, and worldwide.
Dimensions per piece
→ Height: 32 cm
→ Length: 27 cm
→ Depth: 11 cm
→ Total weight: 3.7 kg
Created by 19th-century English earthenware manufacturers, this pair of earthenware sculptures depicts seated Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, serving as guardians of the hearth.
Produced in Staffordshire factories, they adorned the mantels and interiors of Victorian homes, symbolizing loyalty, protection, and family life.
Beyond their decorative and collectible value, they also serve a purpose: Tradition holds that this pair of dogs should be placed on the inside windowsill to look out when the master of the house is away, and when he returns, to look inside the house, signaling his presence.
Fast and careful shipping to France, Europe, and worldwide.
Dimensions per piece
→ Height: 32 cm
→ Length: 27 cm
→ Depth: 11 cm
→ Total weight: 3.7 kg
300 €
Period: 19th century
Style: English Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Earthenware
Length: 27 cm
Height: 32 cm
Depth: 11 cm
Reference (ID): 1820033
Availability: In stock
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