Bagpiper 1755 - 1765

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"Bagpiper" is a small ceramic figurine depicting a man in 18th century garb holding a bagpipe, created in the Whieldon style. The figurine, which dates to between 1755 and 1765, is a testament to the popularity of the bagpipe during this period. This type of ceramic figurine is known as a "Whieldon type" because of its resemblance to the work of the English potter Thomas Whieldon, who was famous for his colorful glazes. The figurine's vibrant colors and detailed depiction of the bagpipe make it a fascinating example of 18th-century English ceramic art. The figurine is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.