Large English Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase Figural Group of Robin Hood corbels Note: originally was a set

Note: originally was a set of 8

footed antique plateau is of superior quality enamel work

Early Showa (1926-45) | Early 20th century

5 Height 80 inches

Width 20 Depth 19

Large English Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Spill Vase Figural Group of Robin Hood corbels Note: originally was a setDETAILS An antique, Victorian figure group of Robin Hood Little John and a dog flanking a tree form spill vase. A spill is a twist of paper, or sliver of wood, used to transfer a flame from the fireplaces. Matches at the time were very expensive so they were used sparingly. Staffordshire figures were made from around 1740 to 1900 by various pottery factories in England and Scotland. Most have no makers marks. Victorian flatback examples were