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Victorian Porcelain Figure The Flower Seller, John Bevington
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Certified DealerApproved item216 sales by dealerFree Delivery
Description
This delightful late 19th Century English Victorian antique porcelain figurine, "The Flower Seller", was produced by John Bevington {1872-1892}, at the Kensington Pottery, St. James Street, Hanley, Staffordshire. A charming and decorative subject, beautifully modelled, by a Potter whose work has become increasingly difficult to source in today's market. Brimming with character and, quite simply, of superb quality. The underside with underglaze blue painted B within crossed swords mark {Godden No. 352 }.
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measurements
Height:
20.3 cm
Width:
22.2 cm
Depth:
13.3 cm
measurements
declaration
Applecross Antiques has clarified that the Victorian Porcelain Figure The Flower Seller, John Bevington (LA493603) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1880