Moorcroft Fish Vase

A William Moorcroft fish pattern vase, circa 1935, baluster in…
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A William Moorcroft fish pattern vase, circa 1935, baluster in form raised on a circular foot, decorated with a fish, seaweed and jellyfish design on a pale blue ground in a matt glaze, impressed factory marks & signed Wm in dark blue to base,17 cm high

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