Lot Essay
C.f. Geoffrey A. Godden, Mason's China and the Ironstone Wares, (Suffolk, 1980), p. 157, pl. 224 for an inkstand of the same form and similar pattern.
CIRCA 1820 AND 1808-13, IMPRESSED M.MASON MARK
Details
A Mason's Ironstone Imari inkstand and a Miles Mason porcelain vase and cover
CIRCA 1820 AND 1808-13, IMPRESSED M.MASON MARK
The first with acanthus loop handle and three circular wells and a pen tray, on paw feet, printed, painted and gilt with the 'Japan' pattern; the second of baluster form, with tall double-finial and two richly-gilt scroll handles, painted with a band of diamonds in gilt and iron-red enamel
The first 7 in. (18 cm.) wide; the second 7½ in. (19 cm.) high (3)
CIRCA 1820 AND 1808-13, IMPRESSED M.MASON MARK
The first with acanthus loop handle and three circular wells and a pen tray, on paw feet, printed, painted and gilt with the 'Japan' pattern; the second of baluster form, with tall double-finial and two richly-gilt scroll handles, painted with a band of diamonds in gilt and iron-red enamel
The first 7 in. (18 cm.) wide; the second 7½ in. (19 cm.) high (3)
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