The Silver Cabinet has dated this Royal Doulton Ceramic Planter to the Edwardian era.

The Isaac Walton Ware was introduced in 1905, designed by Charles Noke and based on Isaac Walton's "The Complete Angler ", first published in 1653. The series depicts combinations of fishermen in 17th century dress with various quotations and willow tree borders (being dark green & brown on earlier wares and later ones in light green & brown). This early two handled trophy vase depicts various characters around the outside. The inner rim is inscribed "Friend, who is more welcome to my dish than to my angle was my fish" This piece is signed by Noke and has the relevant special factory back stamp and impressed number C901.

The condition is very good. There are three spots around the dark green rim through which the underlying cream is showing - these are not chips and are perfectly smooth to the touch.
Dimensions:
Height: 11.5cm

Diameter of top: 13cm
Width (including handles): 15cm
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The Silver Cabinet has dated this Royal Doulton Ceramic Planter to the Edwardian era.
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