Vase
Maker & role
Bevington, Maker
Production date
circa 1860-1870
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Production place
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Measurements
0 - Whole, H: 10 x W: 10cm (H: 100 x W: 100mm)
Signature & marks
No marks or impressions.
Credit line
Purchase, 1983
Vaucluse House Collection, Museums of History New South Wales
Vaucluse House Collection, Museums of History New South Wales
Caption
Parian ware vase, made by Bevington, England, circa 1860-1870
Description
Parian ware vase with a shaped pedestal base with corners decorated with scrolls to the foot and ram's heads to the upper edge, linked by applied swags. The vase has a circular flaring foot, ovoid body and a long, narrow neck, it's rim has a pointed edge. The vase has a pair of handles in the form of branches. The body is decorated with applied clusters of grapes, leaves and tendrils.
Accession number
V83/33-2
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