(Ref N707)INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE NOTE:
COST FOR INSURANCE for POSTAGE has been AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDED.
Here we have...a very cute pair of BOY-CHERUB, CHILD spill vases. They have been created as BLACKSMITH figures at work.
The high fired, hard paste porcelain has been HAND PAINTED and GILDED to highlight the decoration.
Both are impressed with the design number : 4121 to the back.
The styling and backstamp used indicates a manufacture date from around 1900-1910.
DISPLAY NICELY but are not QUITE perfect.
NO crazing; NO repairs. There is an old crack to the wrist of one (See pic #12). Understandable considering the pair are around 120 years old.
They each measure approx.: 15cm high x 12cm (max) wide.
The pair weighs c.550 grams before SAFE & CAREFUL packing.
*Please view the photos provided for the best indication of the condition of this old, antique pair of spill vases.
PLEASE NOTE:
COST FOR INSURANCE for INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE has been AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDED.Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.
My husband and I have been selling antiques for the last 35 years but have closed our shop and are clearing the remaining stock and parts of our personal collection. We do not claim to be experts in all fields of collecting, so take a good look at the photographs provided and PLEASE EMAIL ALL QUESTIONS you may have PRIOR TO BIDDING
If an item differs significantly from the description or photos provided contact me within 7 days of receiving the piece and I will refund the full value paid for that item as long as it is returned in the same condition as it was sent.
I pack well but recommend buyer take out insurance for valuable items.
Packaging often includes recycled materials in order to keep postage costs down and do the right thing! If this is not suitable for you, email me and I will calculate the extra costs involved for new packaging. Thanks for your understanding!