Early Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase | Ethel L Thomas 1906 Jazz Royal Doulton figure Precious HN4916

Royal Doulton figure Precious HN4916

Royal Doulton Bunnykins Runner Bunnykins DB205

Previously Owned with Moorcroft Box

Shelley Daffodil Time tea saucer

and clouded branches soaring into the ether

Early Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase | Ethel L Thomas 1906 Jazz Royal Doulton figure Precious HN4916Early Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase This example would have been quite a triumph to execute Yellow for a private individual as Yellow on pottery or ceramics is one of the most challenging colours to execute as it tends to fire off in a kiln, giving the painter one chance to fire it correctly This work has been executed on an unmarked pottery blank signed to the scene depicting EL Thomas 1906 Provenance: this piece