Late Victorian Neoclassical design Sterling Silver bon bon dish | London 1894 | 178g Goebel Royal Doulton figure Marianne HN2074

Royal Doulton figure Marianne HN2074

the artists normal signature is generally restricted by space and flow of a brush or hand [try signing your name very small with a brush and you will see what I mean]

a cockney gent who sold fruits and vegetables from a barrow in the streets of London

glaze techniques and artistic skills learned over the last century in the UK Potteries

Casting is a very different technique to the chiselling and carving associated with marble sculpture

Late Victorian Neoclassical design Sterling Silver bon bon dish | London 1894 | 178g Goebel Royal Doulton figure Marianne HN2074Late Victorian Neoclassical design Sterling Silver bon bon dish A superb example, made from quite heavy guage silver truly a delightful object to own Maker: Charles Stuart Harris Assay: London 1894 Monogramme: none Weight: 178 grams Approx 7cms (2 3 4") tall Approx 15cms (6") wide Approx 12cms (4 3 4") across In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair