Orchid Vase by Doulton Burslem Ware

A Doulton Burslem Ware vase, circa 1891-1902, the long necked…
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A Doulton Burslem Ware vase, circa 1891-1902, the long necked bulbous shaped vase, richly painted with orchids in a natural woodland setting by David Dewsberry, signed lower bowl, marks underside. Height 37 cm

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