Beswick Grazing Shire Model 1050 Brown Gloss DB480 complemented by delicate hand-painted accents

complemented by delicate hand-painted accents and a matching bonnet

offering printed ballad sheets to passersby — a figure drawn directly from the rich tradition of English street life that fascinated artists and printmakers for centuries

Sabbath Morn showcases his attention to period Sunday costume detail and the quiet reverence associated with church-going tradition

Royal Crown Derby's Olde Avesbury pattern graces this elegant footed comport

and the market has long reflected that fact

Beswick Grazing Shire Model 1050 Brown Gloss DB480 complemented by delicate hand-painted accentsBeswick Grazing Shire Model 1050 in Brown Gloss is a charming and naturalistic study of the great British Shire horse at rest, standing 5. 5 inches tall and produced from 1946 to 1970. The distinctive grazing pose sets this model apart from the more traditional standing shire studies, making it a particularly appealing addition for collectors looking to add variety and character to a Beswick horse collection.