LITERATURE IN MINIATURE

Ceramic vase depicting four goldfish in relief against a background of aquatic plants.  This has been hand modelled and hand painted.

Size 1.2" high.

ONE ONLY

£18.00

Ceramic vase depicting pink coloured roses moulded in relief..  This has been hand modelled and hand painted.

Size 1.2" high.

£18.00

This is possibly the world's smallest nativity at only half an inch.

Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus complete with a stable into which they all fit.  They can be displayed either inside the stable or outside.  Meticulously hand painted metal.  The stable has been painted with a grey stone effect and tiled roof.  You can even see baby Jesus in the manger!  This will look stunning in the church, child's room or on the mantelpiece.  A wonderful decoration for your dolls house at Christmas.  So tiny it would be suitable for 1/24th scale

This lovely study of a Grecian lady would add a touch of class and style to any period dolls house.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 1.25" high x 0.5" wide x 0.5" deep.

Victorian "bronze" replica of the famous Greek statue.  This is typical of the type of figurine that would have been purchased when Victorians went on the "Grand Tour" of Europe.  Hand painted metal.

Replica of a pearlware figure of Hercules which was produced in the early 1800's.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 1" high x 0.4" wide x 0.2" deep.

Typical of the export ceramics produced in the late 1700's specifically for the European market.  Ideal for a chinoiserie room.  Hand painted metal. 

Size: 1.3" high x 0.4" wide.

Replica "bronze" of Rhodin's famous statue "The Thinker".  Ideal for a gentleman's study or library.  Hand painted metal. 

Size: 0.8" high x 0.4" wide x 0.4" deep.

A flavour of the flamenco is seen in this colourful exquisite figurine.  This is typical of a Coalport or Doulton ornament in miniature.  Hand painted metal. 

Size: 1" high x 0.62 wide.

Beautiful crinoline lady with flowers.  This is a replica of the type of figurine produced by Coalport or Doulton.  Hand painted metal.

Hand painted metal figurine of a country girl.

Ivory coloured figurine of a nude bather on a black "basalt" rock.  This is typical of pieces produced in the 1930's and would look superb in a gentleman's study.  Hand painted metal. 

Size: 0.8" high x 0.5" wide x 0.4" deep.

This highly detailed figure has been meticulously hand painted.  Lady riding side saddle accompanied by her grey hound.  This is only 3/4" high overall.  Displayed on its own or as a pair with the Master of the Hunt shown above, this will create a wow factor in the dolls house.  Hand painted metal.

£12.50

At only 0.5" high this is an exquisite item.  It is similar to the type of ceramic produced by the Beswick factory in the middle of the twentieth century.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 0.5" high x 0.75" long.

Stunning ornament of a rearing horse.  This displays beautifully as it is on a small rectangular base.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 0.8" high x 0.6" wide x 0.2" deep.

Replica of a Meissen recumbent cow with floral base.  The original was produced around 1745.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 0.5" high x 0.8" long x 0.4" deep

The Staffordshire potteries produced this type of ceramic from the late 1700's.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 0.9" x 0.6" x 0.4"

Vintage looking ginger cat in sitting position.  Hand painted metal.

A popular subject with Victorians, this elephant has been painted to resemble ebony with ivory effect tusks.  Hand painted metal.

Size: 0.5" high x 0.8" wide x 0.25" deep.

Frolicking horse with bocage detail behind.  This is typical of the type of ceramics produced from the early 1800's.

Size: 0.75" high x 0.8" wide x 0.4" deep.

Very popular type of ceramic produced from the early 1800's by the Staffordshire potteries.

Size: 0.8" high x 0.5" wide x 0.4" deep.

A pair of sheep under a bocage tree surrounded by flowers.  Typical of the type of ceramic produced in the 1700's.

Size: 0.8" high x 0.7" wide x 0.5" deep.

Stag set against a bocage and decorated with flowers.  The Staffordshire potteries were producing this type of ceramic from the mid 1700's onwards.

Size: 1" high x 0.75" wide x 0.4" deep.

£12.00

The Staffordshire potteries were producing this type of ceramic from the late 1700s.  The designers had not seen a zebra and went by a description that it was a striped horse. 

£12.00