A Staffordshire Portrait figure of Rev. Henry Cooke (1788-1868). titled in capitals H Cooke DD. He was an Irish Presbyterian leader, considered an effective preacher and debater. This very rare figure appears in two versions. Both are in a Gothic niche above a clock face, but the figures are different. One, presumably based on a portrait of Cooke, shows him with fairly short hair, and wearing trousers. The figure at auction is the other version where the preacher in a long gown is identical

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Lot 44 of 200: A Staffordshire Portrait figure of Rev. Henry Cooke (1788-1868). titled in capitals H Cooke DD. He was an Irish Presbyterian leader, considered an effective preacher and debater. This very rare figure appears in two versions. Both are in a Gothic niche above a clock face, but the figures are different. One, presumably based on a portrait of Cooke, shows him with fairly short hair, and wearing trousers. The figure at auction is the other version where the preacher in a long gown is identical

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Lot closed - unsold

Estimate: £160 - £200

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A Staffordshire Portrait figure of Rev. Henry Cooke (1788-1868). titled in capitals H Cooke DD. He was an Irish Presbyterian leader, considered an effective preacher and debater. This very rare figure appears in two versions. Both are in a Gothic niche above a clock face, but the figures are different. One, presumably based on a portrait of Cooke, shows him with fairly short hair, and wearing trousers. The figure at auction is the other version where the preacher in a long gown is identical to figures of John Wesley in the same Gothic niche but correctly titled Wesley. Perhaps the potters ran out of figures of Cooke, and inserted one of the many they would have of Wesley ! Ref: Pugh, plate D-6a, fig.12(a). Harding, Book 1, p.54, fig.116. Circa: Late 1850s Size: 28cm H Condition: Old repair to left top of pulpit, old chips to the underside of foot rim. The angel's noses are scuffed. Provenance: The Stephen Duckworth Collection

Realised Price: £

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