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TWO FRAMED WATERCOLOURS BY WILLIAM PEGG THE YOUNGER
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TWO FRAMED WATERCOLOURS BY WILLIAM PEGG THE YOUNGER

MID-19TH CENTURY

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TWO FRAMED WATERCOLOURS BY WILLIAM PEGG THE YOUNGER
MID-19TH CENTURY
Each painted with a loose bouquet of wild flowers, within an oval mount and gilt frame, bearing label to verso '....painted by William Pegg at Clayton Bridge nr Manchester; he was one of the first apprentices at the ....Derby China Factory' (slight staining)
20¼ in. (51.5 cm.) overall height (2)
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Lot Essay

William Pegg was apprenticed to the Nottingham Road Derby China Works in about 1810 for nine years, before moving to Nantgarw and then to H&R Daniel in Stoke-On-Trent where he strengthened their reputation for excellent quality wares. He continued to paint into his retirement despite becoming a successful textile designer later on in his career

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