This exquisite 19th-century Victorian earthenware vase exemplifies the refined artistry and craftsmanship of the period. Beautifully hand painted with delicate floral motifs on a cream to ivory ground, it features a graceful double handled form and a subtle crackle glaze that enhances its antique charm. The surface has developed a lovely, natural patina over time, adding depth and warmth to its appearance.
Unmarked except for the notation “38/2400” beneath the base, which likely refers to a shape and pattern number, the vase reflects the meticulous decorative traditions of late Victorian pottery. Its combination of soft coloring, and richly detailed handwork makes it a highly collectible piece, perfect for display in any fine ceramics or period decor collection.
