Doulton Burslem Blue Children Vase, Victorian Children Scene Mascot with flowing robes and dynamic

with flowing robes and dynamic pose suggesting mid-performance grace

it is one of the more satisfying pieces Harper produced — instantly readable

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Royal Doulton S/S Moor BA74 Flambe is part of the Burslem Artwares collection

Doulton Burslem Blue Children Vase, Victorian Children Scene Mascot with flowing robes and dynamicThis charming and collectible vase was produced at Doulton's Burslem factory prior to 1902, as confirmed by the earlier Doulton Burslem England backstamp predating the Royal designation. Measuring 3. 25 inches tall and 4. 75 inches wide, the piece is executed in the celebrated Blue Children series one of Doulton's most enduringly popular decorating styles, depicting Victorian children in outdoor scenes rendered in soft blue and white against a deep