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Description: | Cylindrical spill vase, slightly tapered, with horizontal ridges near neck and foot, flared neck with everted rim, and flared, turned foot. Painted in thick overglaze enamels with two flower groups, one consisting of pink rose, bluebells and unknown orange flower, the other of single purple daisy, and stems of unknown pink flowers. Gilt bands to neck and foot rims and round moulded ridges.
Technique: thrown
Material: ceramics
Material: porcelain
Material: soft paste
Material: gilt
Material: enamelled overglaze
spill vase by Daniel, H.and R. (possibly), , Charles Lewis, 1825, (1920.725). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.1765 | Go to resource |
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