A RALPH WOOD GROUP OF ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON, the helmeted warrior wearing pale-yellow tunic with a dark-blue sash seated astride a manganese stallion spearing a green dragon lying coiled round rockwork, on a rocky moulded base enriched in grey and green (repaired through neck, right forearm, part of bridle lacking, restoration to rump and top of tail and one ear a restored replacement, restoration and two chips to base), impressed 23 Ra. Wood Burslem, circa 1785

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A RALPH WOOD GROUP OF ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON, the helmeted warrior wearing pale-yellow tunic with a dark-blue sash seated astride a manganese stallion spearing a green dragon lying coiled round rockwork, on a rocky moulded base enriched in grey and green (repaired through neck, right forearm, part of bridle lacking, restoration to rump and top of tail and one ear a restored replacement, restoration and two chips to base), impressed 23 Ra. Wood Burslem, circa 1785
29cm. high

Lot Essay

Cf. Frank Falkner, The Wood Family of Burslem, pl. VI, no. 27 and the example sold in these Rooms on 15 February 1988, lot 119

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