Antique Royal Worcester Porcelain Twin Dolphin Handle Gilded Vase With Pink Pelicans, 1884 #871 Aesthetic Movement

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Elegant ivory toned, mat glazed Royal Worcester vase with twin gilded stylized dolphin form handles. Depicts pink birds/pelicans catching fish, … Read more Elegant ivory toned, mat glazed Royal Worcester vase with twin gilded stylized dolphin form handles. Depicts pink birds/pelicans catching fish, gold & green reeds with a rising moon in the background.
Exquistily hand pained scarlet ibises decorate the piece with a pair of fleeting swallows on the reverse. Gold and well as silver accents on the neck.
A very fine piece representing the highest quality from the Aesthetic Movement. Direct from an important local estate, this true work-of-art is worthy of the finest collections or museums worldwide.
Impressed model #871 and VI.
Aesthetic Period circa 1880's.
Condition is excellent. Minnor gold loss on foot.
Listed by East2West Furniture Florida.
Dia 6.25", H11".

The original Worcester factory was founded in the mid 18th Century and belongs to the group of famous pioneering potteries in Britain. It went through various changes and take overs, and in the mid 19th Century it merged with Chamberlains and Grainger, both earlier split-offs, taking the new name "Royal Worcester".
Royal Worcester acquired the Grainger porcelain company in 1889. The Grainger factory was sold to Royal Worcester following the death of George Grainger. The Grainger & Co name and factory continued to operate under Royal Worcester until 1902, when operations were fully transferred to the main Royal Worcester factory. See less