brownfield posy holder in the form of a begging dog holding a basket, c.1860-70

An endearing porcelain posy holder from the Brownfield factory in the form of a begging dog, possibly a Dandie Dinmont. The dog is holding a basket and seated on a cushion. The base bears the impressed mark, BROWNFIELD, and an impressed design registration mark, which unfortunately, is illegible. This piece is in excellent, original, sound condition with no signs of wear. Please note: the purchase price includes postage and packing.

Antiques.co.uk Ref: BMFV9AU9

Maker/Artist:

Brownfield

Materials:

Porcelain

Height (cm):

19.0cm

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