Christopher Dresser for Ault; A Pair of Aesthetic Movement Art Pottery Twin Handled Vases c.1883 sub-Antiques We have no reason to

We have no reason to doubt the provenance of this piece and it fits perfectly well stylistically to the age and period of the building

provides a copiously more satisfying experience than that of its eventual replacement

of generous size and shown half length

Although not necessarily to shoot deceased people

with later mellowed wear exposing rich ochre and warm timbers beneath

Christopher Dresser for Ault; A Pair of Aesthetic Movement Art Pottery Twin Handled Vases c.1883 sub-Antiques We have no reason toOrigin: English Period: Aesthetic Movement Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1883 Heights: 9. 5 & 9. 25 Diameters: 6 at handles or 3. 5 at bases The wonderfully decorative pair of vases of footed ovoid form, being relief moulded with Chinese inspired geometric and lappet bands, two dog of fo head handles to each and glazed in jade green to pineapple yellow, fashioned by Christopher Dresser (1834 1904) for Ault Pottery in the high Victorian period. The