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Items 345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".
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345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".

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The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire pottery illustrating over seven hundred different pieces

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345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".

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345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".
Names
Earle, Cyril (Author)
Earle, Cyril (Collector)
Collection

The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire pottery illustrating over seven hundred different pieces

Dates / Origin
Date Issued: 1915 (Inferred)
Place: London [etc.]
Publisher: A. Brown and Sons, limited
Library locations
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection
Shelf locator: MPGO+ (Earle, C. Earle collection of early Staffordshire pottery illustrating over seven hundred different pieces)
Topics
Staffordshire pottery
Pottery -- Private collections
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Photographs
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Content: 345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".
Physical Description
Halftone photomechanical prints
Type of Resource
Still image
Languages
English
Identifiers
NYPL catalog ID (B-number): b13969695
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 3c7cd4d0-c6c2-012f-7950-58d385a7bc34
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The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. "345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2"." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1915. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dc-4500-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99

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The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. "345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2"." New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed February 7, 2025. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dc-4500-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99

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The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. (1915). 345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2". Retrieved from https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dc-4500-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99

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345. Figure of woman, offering sacrifice. Probably Neale. H. 8"; 436. Figure of man, sacrificing a goat on a circular fluted altar, at the base of which is a vessel receiving the blood. Probably Neale. H. 8-1/2"; 437. Figure of Hygeia, a snake on her left arm, and a jug on her right; standing near a square altar. Neale. H. 9-1/2"; 451. Semi-nude figure of Paris, glazed in flesh tints; three apples in left hand; marbled base. Probabaly Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 455. H. 13"; 452. Figure of Pomona, holding light salmon cornucopia. H. 10-1/2"; 453. Figure of Diana, partly draped, holding bow in right hand, left hand over shoulder reaching arrow from sheaf at back. H. 11-1/2"; 454. Figure of Venus partly draped, holding a dove. H. 10-1/4"; 455. Semi-nude figure of Apollo glazed in flesh tints; playing a lyre; on square marbled base. Probably Wood & Caldwell. Pair to 451. H. 13"; 507, 503. Pair of figures, sailor, and wife and child in old costume. H. 9-1/2".