Hand-painted Highland Cattle Royal Worcester Vases

A pair of Royal Worcester vases, Harry Stinton, circa 1911,…
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A pair of Royal Worcester vases, Harry Stinton, circa 1911, compressed circular, with a fluted neck, hand painted with a highland cattle scene, signed by the artist, green factory mark to base, model no. 702, 15 cm high

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