FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY, PRINTED BROWN INDIAN IRON STONE AND COAT-OF-ARMS MARK, PROBABLY FOR J. & G. ALCOCK
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A pair of English ironstone hexagonal-section pot-pourri vases and pierced covers
First half of the 19th Century, printed brown Indian Iron Stone and coat-of-arms mark, probably for J. & G. Alcock
Printed and painted with exotic birds perched in flowering branches within scroll borders, each with two underglaze blue and gilt grotesque dolphin's-head handles, the covers with Buddhistic lion finials (both vases with rims restored, one with crack around base, one cover extensively repaired and riveted and with small rim section lacking)
23 in. (60 cm.) high
First half of the 19th Century, printed brown Indian Iron Stone and coat-of-arms mark, probably for J. & G. Alcock
Printed and painted with exotic birds perched in flowering branches within scroll borders, each with two underglaze blue and gilt grotesque dolphin's-head handles, the covers with Buddhistic lion finials (both vases with rims restored, one with crack around base, one cover extensively repaired and riveted and with small rim section lacking)
23 in. (60 cm.) high