Factory:
Coalport Porcelain Factory
Decorator:
Randall, John
(Attributed)
Bone china vase and cover, moulded and decorated with a bird painting in enamel colours, over a pink and very pale green ground colour, and gilt. One of a pair.
Bone china, decorated with pink and very pale green ground colour, painting in polychrome enamels and gilding. The vases are moulded in two parts held together by a bolt. They have a circular base with three projecting stepped feet, an elongated ovoid body divided into three panels by projecting tapering pilasters, an almost flat shoulder and a cylindrical neck with a projecting rim. The domed cover has an elongated globular knob. The three side panels are decorated with one bird of prey perching on a branch, one peregrine falcon perching on a branch, two peregrine falcons perching on a branch, all with foliage in the background. The cover, shoulders and feet are decorated with three large pink panels and three narrow pale green panels edged by gilding. The panels on the body are bordered by pink ground colour dotted in gold, and the outside of the pilasters are pale green with gold edging. A pair with C.6.2 & A-1995
History note: Geoffrey A. Godden, Worthing from whom purchased by the vendor with its pair (C.6.2 & A-1995)
Purchased with the L.D. Cunliffe Fund
Height: 43.2 cm
Height: 17 in
Method of acquisition: Bought (1995-01-23) by Simpkins, Roy
19th Century, third quarter#
Victoria
Circa
1870
CE
-
1875
CE
Godden (see Documentation) noted that the form of this vase and its pair (C.6.2 & A-1995) is analogous to a vase shown at the 1871 Exhibition and illustrated in the 'Art Journal'.
Decoration composed of enamels ( polychrome) gold
Glazing (coating) : Bone china vase and cover, moulded and decorated with a bird painting in enamel colours, over a pink and very pale green ground colour, and gilt
Accession number: C.6.1 & A-1995
Primary reference Number: 137161
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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