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She has received numerous awards for her work
and the usual scuffs
This rare chair is typical of the designs of John Frederick Crace and was probably made for the Royal Pavilion
The Work: 36
A Large Aesthetic Movement Minton Pottery Vase c.1870-85 sub-Macabre- Medicine She has received numerous awardsOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870 85Height: 24Width: 12 at widest pointThe large pottery vase of baluster form, standing at two feet high, having a scrolling floral and leaf design, with factory mark to the underside, surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century and the aesthetic movement. In good overall condition, there is a chip to the inside of the rim with some glazing defects to the neck and with