Playing with Pompey c. 1830s Staffordshire Child’s Mug wooden cutoput I of course love the

I of course love the aesthetics of it all

and has a peg post which allows it to fit perfectly into a hole on the board

and steering wheel that is just the same as its four other wheels

this the second I am listing by Horatio Crane (October 26

Playing with Pompey c. 1830s Staffordshire Child’s Mug wooden cutoput I of course love theAs far as I can tell this is a pretty rare one, Staffordshire, c. 1830s. The text reads "Playing with Pompey"; apparently Pompey was a popular dog name in the early 19th century, perhaps deriving from the famous dog of William the Silent, Prince of Orange, whose barking thwarted an assassination attempt! Pretty cute and bouncy little pup here, and I love the girl with her hoop and basket. Transfer decorated with hand painted color. 2 7 8 d x 3 3 4