Chinese or English small vase?
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MM- Number of posts : 21
Location : Scotland
Registration date : 2024-06-19
Re: Chinese or English small vase?
You didn't try Google lens?
janetpjohn- Number of posts : 295
Location : Louisiana
Registration date : 2015-03-16
Re: Chinese or English small vase?
It's a "double gourd vase" shape. The base looks more oriental than English.
Compare my similar Frederck Rhead vase from the 1920s.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t7260p25-wood-sons-stoke-on-trent#173627
Compare my similar Frederck Rhead vase from the 1920s.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t7260p25-wood-sons-stoke-on-trent#173627
Re: Chinese or English small vase?
It does look like your vase (denbydump) is it copying your vase?
I don’t know what you mean (janetpjohn) I don’t have a google lens or I don’t know what it is, I will google it
I don’t know what you mean (janetpjohn) I don’t have a google lens or I don’t know what it is, I will google it
MM- Number of posts : 21
Location : Scotland
Registration date : 2024-06-19
Re: Chinese or English small vase?
I'm pretty sure it's Asian, probably Chinese. Probably 20thC because of the glazed base and frit round the footrim. If it was earlier I'd expect the base to be unglazed. There wouldn't be frit round the footrim if it was Western because they'd have used saggers and spurs
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