ARCHITECTURAL FITTINGS
Between 1923 and 1939 Gilbert Bayes and Doulton designed and produced a number of polychrome scupltures, including a series designed for the St Pancras housing estate and used for the finials of washing line posts. They were also produced as garden ornaments.
A stoneware architectural sculpture by Gilbert Bayes, modelled as a Tudor rose bordered by foliage and rosehips, mounted on a square section column, in shades of blue, red, green and brown unmarked (damages) -- 34cm. high
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A stoneware architectural sculpture by Gilbert Bayes, modelled as a Tudor rose bordered by foliage and rosehips, mounted on a square section column, in shades of blue, red, green and brown unmarked (damages) -- 34cm. high
See illustration
See illustration