Walter Moorcroft Blue Hibiscus on Dark Blue ground vase | Shape 32/5 Kelsall 1929-unknown

1929-unknown

Larger trinket box is approx 9cms (3 1/2") tall and approx 10cms (4") wide

These are some of the largest beads we have seen in recent years - they range in graduated size from 16 to 19mm thick which is quite exceptional

Kerry's hyacinth flowers hang like grapes from their stem to create a sumptuous featst for the eye

The company was known as Porzellanveredelung August Alboth

Walter Moorcroft Blue Hibiscus on Dark Blue ground vase | Shape 32/5 Kelsall 1929-unknownWalter Moorcroft Blue Hibiscus on Dark Blue ground vase Shape 32 5 This pattern was only produced for a relatively short period of time and is not commonly seen Impressed factory marks to base and Walter Moorcroft initials c. 1986 1988 only Approx 11cm (4 1 3") tall Approx 5cms (2") wide at mouth Approx 14cm (5 1 2") wide at bulbous section Approx 8. 5cms (3 1 3") wide at base In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair