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Description: | Porcelain vase of inverted pear-shape with moulded scrolls which form a handle on one side, a fluted pedestal with flattened knop and moulded base and with a fluted flaring neck with moulded rim, slightly flattened on front and back, applied with decoration in the form of flowers and ribbons on the scrolled sides, rising onto the shoulder on the side opposite the handle. Scrolls and moulding articulated with lines of green, yellow and maroon enamel, on one flattened side is a polychrome enamelled spray of flowers and on the other are two pheasant type birds in a simple landscape. Possibly patch marks on base.
Material: porcelain | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.decorativeart&design.2740 | Go to resource |
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