Early 19th.Century Staffordshire Pearlware Bust Of A Child Circa.1800 Advertising Published by Laurie and Whittle

Published by Laurie and Whittle Fleet Street 1794

He resided in Madras until his death in 1824

The fifth and youngest son of the architect George Dance the Elder

The Committee appointed to rebuild the Royal Exchange having purchased his old Establishment and awarded him the sum of Fifteen Hundred Pounds

Follower of Salvator Rosa 1615-1673

Early 19th.Century Staffordshire Pearlware Bust Of A Child Circa.1800 Advertising Published by Laurie and WhittleUnusual early 19th. Century pearlware bust of a child. Staffordshire Circa. 1800. Modelled looking down to his left, with rosy cheeks and slightly open mouth, raised on a tall square plinth moulded with foliate motifs and painted to simulate marble, 27cms.