Life-size vintage chalkware Dalmatian statue. While very elegant and regal, this piece is also a playful and fun addition to one's home. Subtle details, such as the neck veins and ear folds, bring this Dalmatian to life.

Overall, this piece is in great condition for vintage chalkware (a very delicate medium, especially unglazed). Shows signs of wear on the neck and forehead (very minor scuff marks). Sadly the tip of the tail is broken and the paws are distressed. Because the piece is so stunningly realistic and full of life these signs of wear are hardly noticeable. The piece's is signed on the tail, but the signature has started to wear off.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall, this piece is in great condition for vintage chalkware (a very delicate medium, especially unglazed). Shows signs of wear on the neck and forehead (very minor scuff marks). Sadly the tip of the tail is broken and the paws are distressed. Because the piece is so stunningly realistic and full of life these signs of wear are hardly noticeable. The piece's is signed on the tail, but the signature has started to wear off.

It is important to note that vintage chalkware should not be restored! Any attempt at restoration will decrease the value of the work.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Ceramic, Clay, Plaster

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Overall, this piece is in great condition for vintage chalkware (a very delicate medium, especially unglazed). Shows signs of wear on the neck and forehead (very minor scuff marks). Sadly the tip of the tail is broken and the paws are distressed. Because the piece is so stunningly realistic and full of life these signs of wear are hardly noticeable. The piece's is signed on the tail, but the signature has started to wear off.

It is important to note that vintage chalkware should not be restored! Any attempt at restoration will decrease the value of the work.