Any Crown Staffordshire experts able to help?

Hi, I generally collect music related items, but my Mum gave me these figurines recently and I cant find anything about them. She lived near the pottery and would often pick up random stuff from their outlet shop. I think she once said she thought these figures were shelved and not manufactured, but she may well be wrong although i haven't seen them before or since! anyone recognise them? they are of Puer and Puella and are dressed in 60's or early 70's style. Many thanks for letting me join.

 

Thanks..not sure what I'm doing! I know..very groovey!

 

Puella and Puer are Latin for girl and boy and in some contexts deified as the eternal boy and the eternal girl.

Reminds me of Are You Being Served S1E4, His and Hers (1973), with Joanna Lumley. Keep your chappie happy... my 2¢.

 

I just love those figurines. I couldn't find anything quite like them. I did find an interesting article about the artist.

https://www.figurines-sculpture.com...sletter__Do_Not_Get_Left_Behind-newslet8.html

 

Look a bit like Paul McCartney and Jane Asher...

 

That's an interesting take, yes they do a bit, could have been the inspiration

 

Funny, I looked at them and thought Lennon and Ono, no glasses.

 

Afraid not. Crown Staffordshire has a reputation for good quality pieces. John Bromley is mostly known for his bird sculptures based on Sir Peter Scott’s art.