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Dated: 1750 England
An English delftware bottle vase or guglet decorated in the chinoiserie fashion depicting a lotus flower with leaves and spray of daisies. The long neck is elegantly shaped, and the tin glaze is of exceptional quality.The piece dates to the mid 18th century period.
Dimensions:9.5 inches high
Current Condition: Well restored professional and invisible restoration to chip at rim
Provenance: Sir Frederick Warner Collection England
Circa 1750
Dimensions
Height: 9.50inchCondition report
Well restored professional and invisible restoration to chip at rimStock number
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