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A pair of lovely spatter vases to add to my growing collection, only a small one at the moment but! growing. Shown in the last photo.
I do love this oxblood and dark custard yellow, and the fine gold enamelling on them, they stand at approx...7.1/2 inches or 18.5cm tall.
I have now idea who made them or my other pieces any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks...:-)
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Very nice collection, beautiful vases!~Phil.
Many thanks Phil and Charcoal for your lovely comments...:-)
Lovely Inky.. these are currently up for debate :(
They are great..i love the shape as well and the spatter color combo with the painted decor..
Love them inky!!
Many thanks Justanovice ~ scottvez ~ Obscurities ~czechman ~ vetraio50 ~ Londonloetzlearner....:-)
Gary thank you... Yes me too! one of my discoveries after finding CW......:-)
Hello Craig...sorry! I should have put and will add, they are.. 7.1/2 inches or 18.5cm tall
Season's Greetings to you and Yours, inky!
Quite a collection of these mustard and oxblood spatter vases you've assembled, inky!! Congratulations! : )
these are stunning inky darling :) and happy holidays:)
Many thanks vetraio50 and to you and yours..... :-)
Many thanks miKKo the M .....;-)
And you too BELLI N many thanks....:-)
your welcome inky:)
Many thanks JayHow...:-)
Beautiful inky !!! Merry Christmas !!!!
Hedgewalker..Many thanks, and to you too I hope you are having a wonderful day...:-)
Many thanks manddmoir and hansysgirl....:-)
Many thanks bratjdd....:-)
Many thanks Estater....:-)
Thank you for posting this awesome collection, Inky!
Many thanks StG and charcoal for your kind words...:-)
I love these so much that I had to hit the love again. Was this something you have attained piece by piece? I just love the color combo of this set. AWESOME!!!
The two handled one I got as a pair and the others separately...I also love this colour combo!..thank you JayHow!...:-)