A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN MODELS OF A RAM AND EWE, 19TH CENTURY, THE EWE BEARING A GOLD ANCHOR MARK, he standing, she recumbent, both with frit chipping coats, grey faces and ears, the ground with tufts of green frit-chipping grasses | Christie's

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A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN MODELS OF A RAM AND EWE, 19TH CENTURY, THE EWE BEARING A GOLD ANCHOR MARK, he standing, she recumbent, both with frit chipping coats, grey faces and ears, the ground with tufts of green frit-chipping grasses

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A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN MODELS OF A RAM AND EWE, 19TH CENTURY, THE EWE BEARING A GOLD ANCHOR MARK, he standing, she recumbent, both with frit chipping coats, grey faces and ears, the ground with tufts of green frit-chipping grasses
4¾in. high, 5½in. long, the ram (2)

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