Staffordshire 'Stanfield Hall' model

Victorian, circa 1860. 7.7ins high, 9.9ins wide, 2.7ins depth.

Staffordshire model which features Stanfield Hall, stood on a shaped base.

The piece is titled, 'Stanfield Hall' . Dull gilt titles and embellishment.

Flatback, decorated mainly to the front.

Vent hole to the underside.

This piece represents Stanfield Hall which was the seat of the late Landlord Mr Jermy, who was assassinated by tenant James Blomfield Rush on November 28th 1848. Pairs with 'Potash Farm' model.

Book reference ,'Victorian Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875' Book 2, by A.& N. Harding, page 274, figure 3147.

Condition

Generally good. Two small chips to shredded clay to roof front.

Some rubbing to gilt.

KILN EFFECTS: kiln detritus caught in the glaze to the upper base;

notable crazing.

RESTORATION: both chimneys remodelled.

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