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CIRCA 1825, PROBABLY PARIS
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A PAIR OF GILT-METAL MOUNTED CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN BLUE-GROUND VASES
CIRCA 1825, PROBABLY PARIS
Each with tall everted neck and simulated bronzed caryatid upright handles above swags of applied flowers enriched in gilding, the dark-blue body gilt with putti amongst clouds, the lower part gilt with gadroons, on gilt-metal socle and square slate plinth base, replacement metal neck to one, handles restuck, chipping to applied flowers and slate base
14¾ in. (37.5 cm.) high overall (2)
CIRCA 1825, PROBABLY PARIS
Each with tall everted neck and simulated bronzed caryatid upright handles above swags of applied flowers enriched in gilding, the dark-blue body gilt with putti amongst clouds, the lower part gilt with gadroons, on gilt-metal socle and square slate plinth base, replacement metal neck to one, handles restuck, chipping to applied flowers and slate base
14¾ in. (37.5 cm.) high overall (2)
Provenance
Probably Redmile, Grantham, where acquired on 9 February 1951.
Literature
A.E. Richardson, diary entries, 9 and 10 February 1951.
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