Flower Holder c. 1830

This "Flower Holder" is a whimsical ceramic figurine created in the Staffordshire Potteries of England around 1830. The piece depicts a tree with two birds perched on branches, a fence with flowers and a watering trough with two animals, one horse and one cow, drinking from it. This charming English pottery piece is a prime example of the Staffordshire figure tradition, often showcasing a pastoral scene with a colorful palette and whimsical details. The "Flower Holder" is a testament to the artistry and skill of the Staffordshire Potteries, which produced a vast array of popular decorative ceramics during the 19th century.