Early Australian China Painted twin handle moon shape vase depicting Leaves and Blackberries | Ethel L Thomas | Ethel L Medcalf 1911 Brand_Royal Dux A mark to base denotes

A mark to base denotes a Georgian clay body and jugs were only marked this way from 1939 to 1955

Issued: 1932-1995

yet simultaneously give way to uplifting

often involves themes of loyalty

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Early Australian China Painted twin handle moon shape vase depicting Leaves and Blackberries | Ethel L Thomas | Ethel L Medcalf 1911 Brand_Royal Dux A mark to base denotesEarly Australian China Painted twin handle moon shape vase depicting Leaves and Blackberries the decoration is highlighted with tube lined gold which would have been quite the achievement for a privateer in this era This work has been executed on a fine porcelain blank [unmarked for maker] signed to lower body ELM 1911 Provenance: this piece [and many others to come] were purchased from the family of Ethel Lawry Thomas [later post marriage known as