Topic: Fox on plinth

[antiquerose123]

can you post a picture of where you scratched it TC, just so we can see the scratch marks.....as I have scratched a few pieces of chalkware here.  Might help to see a pic of that -- might not.  just a gamble...

[antiquerose123]

hey TC -- as I was roaming around the net here -- I found this and thought this might interest you on you item.

Item and Description, click on pic to enlarge: 
http://www.soberhill-antiques.com/stockItem.cfm?item_id=4633

I do think YOURS might be Chalk-ware too -- as this one is.  Gee, I hope I helped you figure this one out.  Maybe my googling techniques are getting better.  I asked you back on March 24, 2010 --  If it might be Chalkware....lol  

Is is chalkware (maybe)

Good SITE here about Dogs, etc - ceramic, bronze, chalk-ware etc....
http://www.soberhill.co.uk/Antiques/soberhillFigurines.htm

[Tigerchips]

I posted the image on Facebook and Frank say's it's German.

[Tigerchips]

Okay, managed to track the mould maker down, it's made by Atlantic Mold. We've been here before... http://www.yobunny.com/pottery/index.php?topic=11283.msg32878;topicseen#msg32878

There's one on ebay right now described as J-R-Page-Ornate-Pottery-Attractive-Fox-In-Undergrowth-Scene-Signed-&-Marked. Also it has the 'Atlantic Mold' mark.
The same mould is used by Anita Harris http://www.anitaharrisartpottery.net/product-page/fox-figure

So it seems this was made by various companies but this one is probably pre-2002.

[Anne]

Yay! Result, well done TC!