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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Royal Doulton Ceramic Vases to the 1900s.
These vases are of an unusual and highly distinctive design and were not produced for mass production. According to verification received from Royal Doulton’s Historical Officer in 1992, when previously owned, it was believed that only a few thousand pairs were made. Within the broader context of Royal Doulton production, this represents a relatively small production run and would be considered a limited edition by modern standards. A copy of the supporting letter is included for reference.

Each vase stands an impressive 31.5 cm in height and is very well marked to the base. Both bear Frank Butler’s iconic monogram, along with the initials BN, denoting Bessie Newbury, who assisted Butler during this period.

Height: 31.5 cm
Period: c.1905
Maker: Royal Doulton
Designer: Frank Butler
Marks: Frank Butler monogram and BN (Bessie Newbury)
Condition: Very good overall
A significant and highly collectible pair, offering strong appeal to collectors of Royal Doulton, Arts and Crafts ceramics, and early 20th-century British design.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Royal Doulton Ceramic Vases to the 1900s.
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