141. Old Age

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Enamel-painted Figures

141.26. (c) Bonhams

141.27. Courtesy eBay seller risque

141.28

141.29

141.30. Courtesy Ewbanks.

141.31. Attributed to Leather Leaf Group.

141.32.Reverse of previous Leather Leaf Group figure.

141.33. Probably attributable to the Patriotic Group. Pink bases of this sort are associated with this pot bank.

141.34. Courtesy eBay seller eclecticart.

141.35. Probably made in Scotland. Courtesy Mellors and Kirk.

141.36. Reverse 0f 141.35. The line extends around three sides of the base, a feature only otherwise recorded on Ralph Wood figures. Courtesy Mellors and Kirk.

141.37. Courtesy Woolley & Wallis.

141.38. Courtesy eBay seller petzelt55.

141.39. Reverse of previous figure. Courtesy eBay seller petzelt55.

141.40. Courtesy Garth's Auctioneers.

141.41. Reverse of previous figure. Courtesy Garth's Auctioneers.

141.142. Courtesy Lyon and Turnbull.

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Figures Decorated with Underglaze Colors or with Colored Glaze

Impressed R. WOOD and made by Ralph Wood. (c) Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Attributed to Ralph Wood.

Probably made by Ralph Wood. Same model as 141.6. Courtesy John Howard.

Courtesy Martyn Edgell.

This figure is in the Doncaster Museum and is taken from the second edition of Lewis's "Pratt Ware." Other figures decorated similarly on the base all derived from the same pot bank.