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Vase
This panelled Weymss ware vase was made between around 1883 and 1916 at Robert Heron & Sons' pottery at Kirkcaldy in Fife. It was painted by Karel Nekola, a Czech who arrived in Kirkcaldy in 1883.
The vase is decorated with chinoiserie figures.
Heron's Fife Pottery is perhaps best known for its brightly painted, highly fashionable and expensive Wemyss Ware. The characteristic freely-painted decoration was introduced by Karel Nekola.
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000-190-001-936-C |
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National Museums Scotland |
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0098: National Museums Scotland
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National Museums Scotland H.1994.226 |
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1883 - 1916 Between 1883 and 1916
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Earthenware, underglaze painted and glazed. Inscription: WEMYSS; [signature]; CHRISTIE'S / GLASGOW 1990 [on sticker]; [impressed circular mark filled with glaze]; [incised cross]
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550 mm H x 310 mm W
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Robert Heron and Son, Fife Pottery, Kirkcaldy (Maker)
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Scotland, Fife, Kirkcaldy
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Wemyss ware panel vase with handpainted underglaze colours and transparent lead glaze, decorated with chinoiserie figures, by Robert Heron and Son, Fife Pottery, Kirkcaldy, 1883 - 1916
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