For a Good Girl, Early 19th C. Yellow Glazed Staffordshire Child's Cup (Hairline Cracks But Very Charming) antique teaching tool 6 9/16" t x 2

6 9/16" t x 2 5/8" w x 1 3/4" d and weighs about 2 pounds

The form of the boots and manner of carving is quite akin to naively carved wooden boots I have occasionally found

original to it I believe and which cuts it off a bit at the bottom and is a little rickety

Prang's "Drawing Models" box

For a Good Girl, Early 19th C. Yellow Glazed Staffordshire Child's Cup (Hairline Cracks But Very Charming) antique teaching tool 6 9/16" t x 2Some damage to this old one, early 19th c., but rare to find these in yellow, and of course one wants to be a good girl. What I believe is being depicted is a good girl of a bird, about to receive (at least as i imagine it!) a regurgitated treat from her open beaked partner! Though maybe just a peck! 2 1 8 x 2 1 4 t x 2 3 4 handle. No repairs, but two hairline cracks as evident, some glaze loss around the rim, and some loss to the transfer of "girl",