96. Lost Coin

Enamel-painted Figures

pearlware figure, early Staffordshire pottery, Parable of the Lost Coin, Lost Piece, Ralph Wood figure, Myrna Schkolne
96.3b. Attributed to Ralph Wood. Lines band three sides of the base, and the font is consistent with the attribution. Courtesy eBay seller jore2263.
pearlware figure, early Staffordshire pottery, Parable of the Lost Coin, Lost Piece, Myrna Schkolne
96.7a. Courtesy ebay seller babydragon3.
pearlware figure, early Staffordshire pottery, Parable of the Lost Coin, Lost Piece, Myrna Schkolne
96.7b. Courtesy ebay seller babydragon3.
pearlware figure, early Staffordshire pottery, Parable of the Lost Coin, Lost Piece, Myrna Schkolne
96.7c. Courtesy ebay seller babydragon3.

Figures Decorated with Colored Glaze

antique Staffordshire, antique figure, Staffordshire pottery figure, pearlware figure, Ralph Wood, Myrna Schkolne
Impressed "Ra. Wood Burslem" and "10" and made by Ralph Wood. Like the enamel painted model impressed "10" in figure 96.1. (c) Skinner.
The figures below are commonly attributed to Ralph Wood.  Note that the models differ from each other and from the Lost Coin above. I have noted similar evolution in other Ralph Wood subjects.
antique Staffordshire, antique figure, Staffordshire pottery figure, pearlware figure, Pratt ware, Prattware, Myrna Schkolne
(c) The Potteries Museum.
antique Staffordshire, antique figure, Staffordshire pottery figure, pearlware figure, Pratt ware, Prattware, Myrna Schkolne
Courtesy British Museum
Underglaze-decorated Figures
The strong coloring suggest manufacture by Hawley at Kilnhurst or Rawmarsh. (See Griselda Lewis, Pratt Ware, p266.) Courtesy Andrew Crossley Antiques.