A pair of silver-mounted Coalport porcelain trumpet vases, decorated with flowers and butterflies, hallmarked for Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1910, printed factory marks in green, 20.5cm high; sold together with a further Coalport vase, circa 1875-1881, of cylindrical form, moulded with relief with leaves, winged and other insects including a dragonfly, printed factory mark, numbered 'A2960' in black, 18cm high (3)

Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.

Condition Report
Single vase - closely crazed to the glaze all over. Wear to the gilding around the inner rim. Rubbing to one section of the gilt on the base.

Pair of vases - some general tarnishing and a couple of minor dings and dents to the silver mounts. The way that the silver has been mounted is also quite crude. The porcelain is crazed but has no signs of damage.

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