A WORCESTER (FLIGHT, BARR & BARR) PORCELAIN BURGUNDY-GROUND TWO-HANDLED 'WARWICK' VASE

CIRCA 1807-1813, IMPRESSED MONOGRAM AND CROWN MARK AND PUCE SCRIPT MARK WITH LONDON HOUSE, NO. 1 COVENTRY ADDRESS, THE PAINTING ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BAXTER

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A WORCESTER (FLIGHT, BARR & BARR) PORCELAIN BURGUNDY-GROUND TWO-HANDLED 'WARWICK' VASE
CIRCA 1807-1813, IMPRESSED MONOGRAM AND CROWN MARK AND PUCE SCRIPT MARK WITH LONDON HOUSE, NO. 1 COVENTRY ADDRESS, THE PAINTING ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS BAXTER
Of campana form, the entwined vine handles with leafy terminals, painted with a still-life of specimen shells and coral above a beaded band, on a socle and square base
7 in. (17.7 cm.) high

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Acquired from Earle Vandekar, London.

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The shape of the present vase takes its name from the monumental marble excavated in 1771 from Hadrian's Villa in Rome. It was acquired by the noted English collector Sir William Hamilton, restored, and sold to the Earl of Warwick. It is now in the collection of the Glasgow Museum, Scotland. See Henry Sandon, Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain, 1783-1840, London 1978, p. 173, pl. 110 for a similar vase.