Antique Derby porcelain putti figures with flower baskets c.1780 Wedgwood this 19th-century scholarly work exudes

this 19th-century scholarly work exudes the quiet luxury and gravitas that only genuine antique books possess

Its generous 18" size ensures it stands out without overwhelming your decor

fine brushwork

a practical feature that would have helped the vessel resist staining when used for sauces or small savoury dishes

and examples in this palette are frequently associated with high‑status table services commissioned for aristocratic or affluent households

Antique Derby porcelain putti figures with flower baskets c.1780 Wedgwood this 19th-century scholarly work exudesThis charming pair of small putto figures is a fine example of early Derby porcelain, dating to around 1780. Standing approximately 12 cm high, each nude putto is modelled standing on a grassy, moundshaped base, the surfaces washed in a bright applegreen enamel typical of late18thcentury Derby colour palettes. The figures are closely paired but not absolutely identical, reflecting hand modelling rather than pressmoulded repetition. Each child holds a