Lot 1011 , Four Chamberlain Worcester porcelain figures of recumbent deer and a sheep, c.1820-40, L. 4.6cm - 7.3cm

Four Chamberlain Worcester porcelain figures of recumbent deer and a sheep, c.1820-40, comprising a white hind on an oval base, inscribed 'Chamberlain Worcester & 155 New Bond Street London', a toy stag and a hind, on dry blue oviform bases and a toy sheep on a green naturalistic base, the latter three inscribed 'Chamberlains Worcester', L. 4.6cm - 7.3cm
Estimate £100-150


Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of English porcelain animals of the 19th century

cf. Dennis G. Rice, English Porcelain Animals of the 19th century, figures 108a, 128 and 129.


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Sold for £200