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Figure of the monthA Crimean War Memorial
This figure marks the importance of Florence Nightingale's contribution towards saving wounded soldiers in the Crimea. Titled MISS NIGHTINGALE, the figure is 10" tall, c1855.
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Lent begins on March 2nd, so this Temperance figure might help you decide which way to go!
Titled one side GIN and the other WATER. Just under 9" tall.
Titled one side GIN and the other WATER. Just under 9" tall.
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Hey diddle diddle! Small pair of cats playing fiddles, 4 inches tall, c.1860.
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Lovely pair of birds with gilt details, 9 1/2 inches tall, perhaps inspired by Aesop's Fables.
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Elinor has some perfect gift ideas
How about a willow cruet set? The perfect way to liven up your table. Or perhaps some colorful carpet balls, or these pretty dogs with flowers.
Happy 200th birthday, queen Victoria, born May 24th 1819!
The Staffordshire potteries made over 200 figures of Queen Victoria and her family. So why not collect your own Royal Flush! Contact Elinor if you'd like to see more Royal figures from her unrivalled stock.
One of my all time favorite figures, this colorful figure titled "Beg Sir" is 5 1/4 inches tall and circa 1850. In his A-Z book Clive Pope says the little pup is a Maltese. $2500.