Three creamware plaques representing the Seasons, possibly Bovey Tracey, circa 1770-80

each moulded with the goddess Flora, Summer holding a bottle and glass, Autumn holding a rabbit and sickle, and Winter with a halberd and candle, each glazed in brown, green and ochre; also a similarly moulded wall pocket of Summer

With D.M & P.Manheim, with paper labels.

The ochre coloured example: There are three hairline cracks in the body of the scroll work motif at the base. The example in the bottom left of the illustration: The scroll work motif at the bottom of the plaque has broken off and been re-stuck. The other two pieces are in good condition.
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For a set of Seasons wall pockets, see Adams and Thomas, A Potworks in Devonshire (1996), p.62