Lot Essay
For two similar examples from the estate of Eleanor Searle Whitney McCollum, see The House Sale, 1 April 2003, lot 277.
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CIRCA 1825, PROBABLY ROCKINGHAM,
Details
TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN TULIP-FORM VASES,
circa 1825, probably Rockingham,
each as a blossom and buds growing from a naturalistic mound base, applied with further flowerheads and mossy frit chippings
6¼in. (15.9cm.) high, the larger (2)
circa 1825, probably Rockingham,
each as a blossom and buds growing from a naturalistic mound base, applied with further flowerheads and mossy frit chippings
6¼in. (15.9cm.) high, the larger (2)
Provenance
With A.J. Filkins (the one illustrated on the left and as Rockingham)
Special notice
This lot is offered without reserve.