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093008-8/RL-338 This is an English Royal Worcester vase with figural birds. The date is the 19th century, circa 1881. The shape number is 608 and originally created in 1877. The shape is called the Love Bird Flower Holder in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon. The vase is about 7 ½” high, about 7” long and about 3 ¾” wide. A pair of love birds is perched on a fence rail. The bamboo fence posts at the end form two hollow tubes to hold flowers. Twining up the fence posts is ...
$500 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Amphora Vase Group of 4 White Glaze w Blue Handles c 1876
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
102108-2/RL-344 This is an English Royal Worcester porcelain amphora vase or epergne. The date is the 19th century, circa 1876. The height is about 5 ½” and the width is about 5 ¼”. The shape number is 415, first created by Royal Worcester in the year 1874. The shape is described as being “Amphora, single, groups of 4, 7 and 10” in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon, on page 186. You can view an earlier version of the amphora shape with three jugs in some pages of photos of ...
$600 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Figural Owl Bird and Bamboo Flower Holder Vase c 1884
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
093008-5/RL-335 This is an English Royal Worcester hard paste porcelain figural owl bird vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1884. The shape number is 701, first created by Royal Worcester in 1879. The shape is identified as being an “Owl and Bamboo Flower Holder” in the book “Royal Worcester Porcelain” by Henry Sandon, on page 192. You can see a photo of another vase in the book “Guide to Understanding 19th & 20th Century British Porcelain” by David Battie, on page 279. The author ...
$600 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Teapot w Serpent Snake Handle Hand Painted Flowers c 1889
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
110708-2/RL-346 This is a 19th century English Royal Worcester porcelain teapot. The date is circa 1889. The shape is lobed, with an oblique handle that is ridged along the sides to represent scales and ends in a head at the spout and a tail on the opposite side. Royal Worcester created figural pieces, and liked to represent dragons, serpents and reptiles in their production. I believe the handle represents a snake because a dragon typically has wings. The finial is ridged along the sides to ...
$375 USDEnglish Royal Worcester Small Vase on Stand Yellow Enamel w Hand Painted Birds Raised Insects c 1878
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
033009-4/RL-357 This is an English Royal Worcester small vase on a stand. The date is the 19th century, circa 1878. The vase is about 3 1/4"” high, about 4 3/4” long at the base and about 2 1/8” wide at the base. The vase is small and bulbous; it sits on an attached stand. The stand has circular sides with a raised insect on each side that is covered in enamel and gold. There is wear to the enamel and gold on the insects. The ground is yellow enamel. On each side of the vase there is a colorful ...
$650 USD Sale PendingSALE PENDING English Royal Worcester Double Pierced Reticulated Vase w Landscape Stork Birds c 1872
Porcelain:Antique:English:Royal Worcester
033009-3/RL-356 This is an English Royal Worcester vase. The date is the 19th century, circa 1872. The vase is about 7 1/8” high and about 5” wide at the base. The vase is double pierced, or reticulated. What this means is there is a vase inside the vase, and the outside porcelain is pierced so as to show a landscape scene on each side of the vase depicting a stork. The porcelain is capped at the top to join the inner and outer vases, and the inside is glazed. The shape number is difficult to ...| Items 1 - 6 of 6 | Page 1 of 1 |
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