Bow Porcelain Boy Shepherd Piper & Dancing Shepherdess Figures, 1765
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A pair of Bow porcelain painted and gilt figures of ? Boy Shepherd Piper and Dancing Shepherdess?. English circa 1765, the male figure with red anchor and dagger mark, Albert Amor Ltd London 22/09/2019 (2800 pounds). Reference: Bow Porcelain Figures by Peter Bradshaw 1748-1774 Page 202 Plate 223, for a pair with a different base and figure 239 again with different bases. 19.5 cm high, 9.5 cm wide
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