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Antique Victorian Bisque Porcelain Figurine Children in Carriage mcm tableware The use of cobalt to

SKU: 89980148635

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Description

The use of cobalt to produce pearl white was introduced by Josiah Wedgwood in 1779 and

a very presentable copy of this important Canadian novel - excellent reading copy

it looks like it saw little use and was well kept over the years

Shoulders and sleeves:  27” from the edge of one sleeve

Please rely on the following measurements and note that this is a very tapered fit

Antique Victorian Bisque Porcelain Figurine Children in Carriage mcm tableware The use of cobalt toThis is an antique Victorian figurine made in the form of a boy and girl being pulled in a carriage by a young woman. The back bottom is stamped with the number 9919, a makers mark that I cannot identify, and the letters DEP, also difficult to make out, which stand for Deponiert, which means registered in German. It measures 6 in height and about 8 in width with a depth of about 3 1 2. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or pronounced

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