Posted 7 years ago
racer4four
(620 items)
This is my favourite piece of Vincent's crested china.
It's a Mark IV or V tank, with initials HMLS, for His Majesty's Land Ship, and a number 130 on the side.
The crest is for Edinburgh with it's motto, Nisi Dominus Frustra, which loosely means Without the Lord we are in vain.
The other side has a great print:
The Victory of Justice
Armistice of the Great War
Signed Nov 11 1918
The British Tank Gave Them Hell At The Marne 1918.
Like the cannon piece this is Carlton China W&R Stoke on Trent.
Oh here it is :-) Thank you for posting those, they are so unique!
That is some fine looking china.
Fabulous pieces VINCENT & KAREN !!!
Vincent and I say thanks to you:
Bijoucaillous
Lisa
Fort and
Vetraio
Thanks for the love clicks too everyone.
Oh I love figural pieces like this, Karen! Born and raised in a seaport, I can appreciate what this means. Charming and nostalgic, with the bit of military history which makes it significant. Very special decor, thanks for sharing. :)
Thanks Katherine! It's neato stuff.