William Kent
Rare Pair of Blue & White Staffordshire Dogs by William Kent, C.1940s
Rare Pair of Blue & White Staffordshire Dogs by William Kent, C.1940s
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Product Description:
Bring a piece of British ceramic history into your home with this rare and beautifully preserved pair of Staffordshire Dogs by William Kent. Each dog is adorned with a delicate blue floral pattern on a white body, enhanced by hand-painted blue accents on the ears, tail, and face. Gold collars and chains lend a touch of sophistication, while the iconic blue and white palette creates an elegant, timeless look that complements any decor style.
William Kent, a respected name in British ceramics, began their craft in 1894, creating a variety of Staffordshire Ware figures, including beloved dogs, cats, and flat-back ornaments. Known for their skill and attention to detail, Kent’s pieces have become symbols of quality British ceramic artistry. This pair of spaniels, complete with the authentic William Kent backstamp, is a testament to Kent’s enduring legacy, offering collectors and enthusiasts a glimpse into the rich history of Staffordshire pottery.
The vibrant colours and patterns on these dogs are exceptionally well-preserved, a rare find in vintage ceramics of this age. Whether displayed on a mantel, side table, or shelf, this unique pair brings character and elegance to any room, appealing to lovers of classic and vintage homeware.
One dog has subtle hairline cracks on the back and side, a discount applied to reflect its condition,
Key Features:
- Rare pair of Staffordshire Dogs by William Kent, featuring a delicate blue floral pattern on white
- Hand-painted blue accents on ears, tail, and face, with gold collars and chains
- Iconic blue and white colour scheme, adding a refined touch to any decor
- Authentic William Kent backstamp, marking quality and craftsmanship
- Height: 28cm – ideal for a statement display on mantels, shelves, or tables
Size:
(W) 21cm
(D) 9cm
(H) 28cm
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition with vibrant colours and patterns exceptionally well-preserved, a rarity for Staffordshire dogs of this age. One dog has subtle hairline cracks on the back and side, typical of vintage large Staffordshire Dogs, but these are barely noticeable and do not detract from the overall beauty or stability of the pair. Please see photos for further details.
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