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Fulham Pottery Mantle Planter by Constance Spry

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A good early example of Constance Spry's mantle vase design, made at Fulham Pottery in the 1930's. Unglazed in a biscuit colour to the outside and glazed to the centre. It does have a fine hairline to the inside of one handle ( see photo ), There are also a few fine hairlines and crazing lines (particularly to the centre) but no breakages other than a tiny scrape to the edge of one handle. General age related marks and scuffs to the body. Would benefit from a good clean. Please see close ups. Fully marked to the base with FMC2 incised.
44cm x 14cm x 8cm (Gap depth)
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£185.00  UK
$233.97  USA
218.04  EU
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Dimensions44cm x 14cm x 8cm (Gap depth) Category Antique Ceramics Period 1930s Antiques Origin English Maker Constance Spry Condition It does have a fine hairline to the inside of one handle ( see photo ), There are also a few fine hairlines and crazing lines (particularly to the centre) but no breakages other than a tiny scrape to the edge of one handle. General age related marks and scuffs to the body. Would benefit from a good clean. Item code as262a343 / 965 Status Sold

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