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FS39: Two Day Fine Art Sale

A Royal Doulton 'Flambe' Double Gourd Vase and A Ruskin-style Art Pottery Vase

Auction Lot FS39/505

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A Royal Doulton 'Flambe' Double Gourd Vase and A Ruskin-style Art Pottery Vase (FS39/505) offered in our Two Day Fine Art Sale starting on 10th July 2018 at our salerooms in Exeter, Devon.

Lot Description

A Royal Doulton 'Flambe' double gourd vase and a Ruskin-style art pottery vase the first decorated overall in red, green and blue speckled glazes, printed mark, 14.5 cm; the second with an attractive blue, grey and green crystalline glaze, impressed numerals, 14 cm.

This lot comprises of two pieces.

Price Realised

£320

VAT

VAT on Buyer's Premium

Department

Ceramics and Glass

Fine Art Category

Majolica, Palissy, Royal Doulton and Other Art Pottery

Sale Information

FS39: Two Day Fine Art Sale
Tuesday, 10th July 2018
Okehampton Street, Exeter

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