An original Victorian Staffordshire Spaniel mantel dog, dating from around 1860–1890.

This charming figure was hand-made and hand-painted in Staffordshire, England, and would once have been part of a pair traditionally displayed on mantelpieces in Victorian homes.

Features:

Height: 18 cm (approx. 7")

Material: Earthenware with glaze

Colour: White with russet patches and blue bow

Period: Late 19th century (c.1860–1890)

Origin: Staffordshire, England

Authenticity: Genuine antique – not a reproduction


Condition Report:

Good antique condition

No visible cracks or restorations

Minor age-related wear and glaze crazing, consistent with 19th century pottery

Original vent hole to the base, confirming authenticity


A delightful piece of genuine Victorian Staffordshire pottery. While originally made as part of a pair, this single dog figure still makes a wonderful decorative and collectible item.