Large Antique English Morley & Ashworth 'Mason's' Ironstone Pottery Angel Vase, 1862 Decorative Arts the front of the clock

the front of the clock having gilded and inlaid mother of pearl decoration

The painting being larger than most portrait miniatures and painted by Jenny Savy

Housed in mahogany case with brass fittings

the Louvre's reference number for this item is Inv

by the 1930's his work matured into a more figurative style that persisted until his death

Large Antique English Morley & Ashworth 'Mason's' Ironstone Pottery Angel Vase, 1862 Decorative Arts the front of the clockRare, antique, large 19th century exhibition ironstone pottery vase by Morley & Ashworth, for the 1862 International Exhibition. Morley & Ashworth had taken over the designs of Mason's Ironstone, after the pottery had fallen into bankruptcy. The vase having a gilded top with twin handles modeled as dolphins sea serpents, the blue ground decorated with scrolling gilded foliate. To the center of the vase is a winged angel holding two of the foliate