A good and large pair of Bloor Derby two-handled vases circa 1825

Estimate

5,000 - 7,000 GBP

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Description

red- printed factory mark, red painted titles
37.5cm., 14 3/4 in.

of campana form, the upright loop handles moulded with gilt satyr mask terminals, painted probably by Daniel Lucas Senior, with named views Chatsworth and Geneva, within rectangular gilt frames, the reverse painted with bouquets of flowers, against a deep blue ground between moulded acanthus, raised on a short stem and square base

Catalogue Note

A Derby plaque painted by Daniel Lucas with a view of Spencer House, London, is illustrated by J.Twitchett, Derby Porcelain, page 274, pl.377; and a pair of vases painted with landscapes is illustrated by the same author, Derby Porcelain, An Illustrated Guide, p.89, pl.49.