97. Parable of the
​Lost Sheep

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Enamel-painted Figures

97.10a. Very like 97.10 but on a black base.

97.6a. Attributed to Ralph Wood. The line bands three sides of the base, and the heavier script and muddier palette is typical of figures Wood made later in his career. Courtesy Gorringes.

97.17a. Like97.17 but made without a bocage. Also shown in the Addendum to Vol. 4. Courtesy John Howard.

97.18a. Like 97.18, this small figure is attributed to the Leather Leaf Group potbank. Note that both have particularly bushy eyebrows, suggesting painting by the same hand. I have only seen one other instance where this particular potbank used this very plain base. Courtesy Seaton Auctions.

67.201. The same figure model as 16.19-20 but on a different base.

97.21a. Like 97.21 but with a different bocage. Hard to tell definitely from the picture, but those flowers look like Patriotic Group flowers. The shells on the base are also present on 97.21 but painted green.

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Figures Decorated with Colored Glaze

Attributed to Ralph Wood. (c) Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Attributed to Ralph Wood. (c) Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

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Underglaze-decorated Figures

(c) Christie's.

Courtesy Andrew Dando.

Courtesy eBay seller buckinghamshire-antiques

Courtesy Moore, Allen, & Innocent.

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Caution!

The poorly modeled figures below are later copies, made in the twentieth century.

Courtesy Tennants.