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BOTH EARLY 19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TITLED TO THE BASE IN IRON-RED
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Two English porcelain ink-stands
BOTH EARLY 19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TITLED TO THE BASE IN IRON-RED
The first with a canted rectangular letter-holder between vases with liners modelled as quivers filled with arrows, on a rectangular base, the holder painted with a view of 'Barnard Castle, Durham' in a cartouche moulded with fruiting vines on a butterscotch ground (minor damages); the second modelled as a bridge, painted with figures in landscape and flowers in arched panels (minor wear and staining)
The first 5¼ in. (14 cm.) high (2)
BOTH EARLY 19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TITLED TO THE BASE IN IRON-RED
The first with a canted rectangular letter-holder between vases with liners modelled as quivers filled with arrows, on a rectangular base, the holder painted with a view of 'Barnard Castle, Durham' in a cartouche moulded with fruiting vines on a butterscotch ground (minor damages); the second modelled as a bridge, painted with figures in landscape and flowers in arched panels (minor wear and staining)
The first 5¼ in. (14 cm.) high (2)
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