Description from HiBid
Collection of antique English Staffordshire pottery figures depicting rams and sheep, some examples going back to the 1840s. This charming group showcases a variety of forms, including standing and recumbent animals, many featuring the distinctive applied "shredded" or "confetti" decoration used to simulate wool. Several examples also display hand-painted facial details and accents, with one ram highlighted by molded horns.
These Staffordshire figures are prized for their folk-art character and textural surfaces, reflecting traditional 19th-century pottery techniques. The assortment offers a pleasing range of sizes and styles, ideal for display as a group or individually.
Largest 5" x 5", smallest 1.5" x 1.5".
Condition: Good overall antique condition with no major breaks or cracks. Minor imperfections may be present, including typical antique production flaws, light wear, small chips, or minor restorations. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description.
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