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Very Rare Bretby Stag Deer Porcelain Figure, c 1900

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Product details

Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1900-1950
Maker
Goebel
Product code
UB
Bob Shop ID
577733730

 

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            Very Rare Bretby Stag Deer Porcelain Figure, c 1900

 

A beautiful large figure without any damage, a lovely piece for the discerning collector. Its wonderful to find such a lovely porcelain figure without any chips on the horns. Stamped and marked on the base, also marked with a foil sticker on the body, "Bretby England"

"Bretby Art Pottery, more properly known as Tooth & Co. Ltd., was established in 1883 by William Ault and Henry Tooth, the former artistic manager at Linthorpe Pottery. Ault left after four years to set up his own pottery at Swadlincote. The Bretby company produced costly art pottery as well as production ware and stayed in the hands of the Tooth family until 1933. After the second World War the firm became known as Tooth and Company Limited Bretby Art Pottery."