Staffordshire Portrait Figures of the Victorian Era by P.D. Gordon Pugh | Revised 2nd Edition, Reprinted 1988 | The Definitive Staffordshire Reference Hobnail Above the paper label is

Above the paper label is large oval embossed mark that reads

There is also the crazing and pitting common due to the firing process of this type of pottery

giving each piece a distinctive surface character

and was one of Rookwood's earliest patterns

The charming grain sieve is made of bent wood in a band style with old tacks nailed construction and wire mesh

Staffordshire Portrait Figures of the Victorian Era by P.D. Gordon Pugh | Revised 2nd Edition, Reprinted 1988 | The Definitive Staffordshire Reference Hobnail Above the paper label isDefinitive Staffordshire collector reference by P. D. Gordon Pugh with 900 photos and 62 color plates. Collectors Note Among collectors of Victorian Staffordshire figures, few books carry the authority and reputation of Staffordshire Portrait Figures of the Victorian Era by P. D. Gordon Pugh. Affectionately known simply as "Pugh," this landmark reference has long been considered the definitive guide to Staffordshire portrait figures and is often