Moorcroft Paix 3/8 vase Type_7th | Gold or Brown Mark Star cut to base

Star cut to base

The item bears a Qianlong Mark - but like with most Chinese porcelain this is done out of respect to the period and Emporer concerned as opposed to a mark for dating - the item dates from the early 20th Century in my opinion

Clean crazing commensurate with age only visible on extremely close inspection

A truly superb piece of early Limited Edition Royal Doulton of significant Australian interest

By the renowned artist George Hugo Tabor

Moorcroft Paix 3/8 vase Type_7th | Gold or Brown Mark Star cut to baseMoorcroft Paix vase Shape 3 8 From the 2020 VE Day Collection Designer: Emma Bossons Approx 20. 5cms (8 1 4") tall In excellent, first quality conditionComplete with full Moorcroft boxingGUARANTEED free from damage and repair About Paix: Poppies and cornflowers are both symbols of World War I and World War II. In the Commonwealth, poppies represent soldiers who lost their lives, as the flowers, red petals poignantly emerged in the churned up