Lot 294 , Three Derby figures, c.1770-5, 12.5cm

Three Derby figures, c.1770-5, the largest modelled as a standing Turkish man, pad marks, 21cm, the second a girl holding a lamb, incised no.68, pad marks and the last a boy with a dog, incised no.6, pad marks, 12.5cm
Estimate £200-300

Turkish man has good quality restoration around his neck and collar, the feather on his hat, some on his face where there is hairline crack across his left cheek, to his right hand and the floral sprig and possibly to the flowers on the base, otherwise good condition.
Girl has good quality restoration around her neck and chest, her right arm and her back, also probably restoration to the legs of the lamb
Group of boy and dog has restoration to the object and his left hand, and to the tail of the dog, possibly been restored around his neck also.


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Sold for £170