Vase by Doulton decorated by Rosetta Hazeldine and Edith Lupton
Object No. 2859
Vase, stoneware, made by Doulton & Co, decorated by Rosetta Hazeldine and Edith Lupton, Lambeth, England, 1882
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Summary
Physical Description
Vase, 'silicon' stoneware, decorated by Rosetta Hazeldine and Edith Lupton, Doulton and Co., Lambeth, London, England, 1882 Vase, tall narrow body with flaring rim and splayed foot, scalloped rim and neck perforated with chevrons and floral scrolls, brown, body has a brown ground with blue slip painted flowers and foliage, three perforated panels in three shades of brown and carved with floral and foliage scrolls, panels enclosed by bands of light clay and joined by Chinese panel design, base brown and incised with leaf shapes (OF). Doulton 'silicon' stoneware vase, carved and perforated decoration, washes of white and dark brown clay, pate sur pate design of flowers in blue, 16 1/4" x 5 1/2", pate sur pate by Edith D. Lupton, carving probably by A.Beere, 1882; 3 panels; damaged (LC).
DIMENSIONS
Height
413 mm
Diameter
145 mm
PRODUCTION
Notes
Made by Doulton & Watts, decorated by Rosetta Hazeldine and Edith Lupton, Lambeth, London, England. Made in 1882.
HISTORY
Notes
Royal Doulton Exhibition, MAAS, Sydney, 1979. Catalogue number L82.
SOURCE
Credit Line
Purchased 1883
Acquisition Date
24 November 1883
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