A Very Large Mid-Century Italian Glazed Earthenware Model of a Hound c.1960 poa-item each surviving from an English

each surviving from an English hospital ward from the second quarter of the twentieth century

or elder” or even perhaps ‘archaic’ (how appropriate) in English

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A Very Large Mid-Century Italian Glazed Earthenware Model of a Hound c.1960 poa-item each surviving from an EnglishaOrigin: Italian Period: Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960Height: 42. 5Width: 13. 5Depth: 28The Base: 13. 5 x 19. 5The very impressive and oversized vibrant earthenware model of a dog, possibly an Italian greyhound, the wonderfully rendered slender body painted and glazed in amber with a brown linked collar with glass eyes and sitting alert to a rope twisted rectangular cushion base, having an impressed mark to the underside stamped Made in