Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Doulton Lambeth Faience Vase to the 16th Century.
The vases feature a richly textured body with painted decoration of white flowers and dark green stems, yellow leaves on a light sage green ground.

The Slaters Patent process involved rolling clay with textile or other materials to achieve its characteristic texture, after which the applied and painted decoration was added. This complex method typically requires the collaboration of several artists, and multiple initials are present on the base, including the initials ‘MC’ .

Condition:
Offered in fabulous condition, with no notable issues.
Marks:
Very well marked to the base, clearly indicating Doulton Lambeth manufacture, artist involvement, and the Slaters Patent technique.

Dimensions:
Height: 19.5 cm
Notes:
Faience wares using the Slater's Patent technique are increasingly scarce, particularly in paired form and with such strong decorative appeal. A desirable and decorative set, ideal for collectors of Doulton Lambeth, Arts & Crafts ceramics, or distinctive Victorian design.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Doulton Lambeth Faience Vase to the 16th Century.
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