111. Performing Animals

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Enamel-painted Figures

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111.18a. Attributed to "Sherratt." The only recorded performing bear from this pot bank. From Beddoe and Halfpenny's "Circus & Sport."

111.18b. These spectacular bocage fronds occur on a few other figure groups (for example, 121.1 in this volume). (c) Christie's.

111.31a. This is the only known example of this "Sherratt" piece. I know of two similar groups with a vase, as in 111.31.

111.30a. Attributed to the Leaf Mat Group.

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Underglaze-decorated Figures

Figure is in the Glasgow Art Gallery & Museum, Scotland. (C) Bridgeman Library.Northwood Road

Equestrian figures such as this one depict circus routines. This figure is as shown in Griselda Lewis's "Pratt Ware," third edition.

Possibly this figure group is enamel-painted. If you know, please inform me.

(c) Brighton and Hove Museums.

Appears courtesy of Sotheby's in the second editon of Griselda Lewis's "Pratt Ware."

In the Potteries Museum and taken from Beddoe and Halfpenny's "Circus & Sport."

Courtesy Jeffrey Evans.

Copurtesy Nest Egg Antiques.