A Flight, Barr and Barr small vase painted with a scene of Warwick Castle c1815

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A Flight, Barr and Barr small vase painted with a scene of Warwick Castle c1815Description. A very fine miniature vase, a very similar example of which shown at plate 11. 18 of Charles Dawson's authoritative text "Worcester Flight and Barr porcelain". The piece is painted with a scene of Warwick Castle within its grounds, contained in a rectangular gilded reserve. Two rows of finely executed porcelain pearls, contained within twin gilded bands. Everted rim. The inner rim decorated with a gilded stylised anthemion and floral

The vases raised upon a reeded and acanthus leaf socle

Painted with a typical Chelsea floral pattern

We do not offer combined purchase

to run a shop

on a scroll base and surrounded by bocage and flowers

The piece is painted by William Billingsley

Basket-23cm in length

The number 10 was usually used on blue and white pieces – see Hillis

the patterns being astonishingly similar to each other-remarkable given that each was hand painted

Slightly everted lip

The piece is painted in pattern 174

a chip) to the rim