Pair Victorian English Porcelain Hand Painted Vases Possibly Samuel Alcock 24cm Wedgwood

Pair Victorian English Porcelain Hand Painted Vases Possibly Samuel Alcock 24cm WedgwoodA handsome pair of Victorian English porcelain vases, hand painted with floral and gilt decoration in the high Victorian taste. Bearing a painted pattern number to the base; attributed on the basis of the pattern numbering system and the painting style to Samuel Alcock & Co. of Burslem, circa 1835 1850. Samuel Alcock & Co., founded around 1828 and active until the firm's failure in 1859, was one of the foremost Staffordshire porcelain manufacturers of

or simply admired as a decorative focal point

tying the decoration of the rim into the interior and emphasising the symmetrical design

Subject: Stork standing gracefully within a bowl

this finely potted creamware ensemble showcases a classic chrysanthemum floral design that is both delicately romantic and unmistakably sophisticated

enhancing its provenance and desirability

or bookcase as a sculptural focal point

a classic hallmark of early handblown glass

learned portraiture and intellectual refinement

It pairs effortlessly with gold-plated cutlery

A refined addition to any fine porcelain and pottery collection

with intricate detailing that speaks to the skill of Wedgwood’s master modellers

Beautifully decorated in the classic Imari palette