Centrepiece - Ceramic - Double-Headed Pheasant





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Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear. Crazing to the glaze, surface and decoration wear, and small losses/chips, including to the crest of one pheasant. Please refer to the photographs for condition.
Age: Early 20th century, estimated 1910–1920.
Material: Glazed ceramic / earthenware.
Origin: Bohemia / Central Europe (attributed based on the form and comparable examples; no factory mark visible).
Dimensions: 22 cm high × 28 cm wide × 16.5 cm deep.
Colours: Blue, cream, ochre/brown, green and pink.
Additional information: Large decorative double-headed pheasant centrepiece bowl, modelled with two stylised birds forming the sides of the vessel. Polychrome glazed decoration with raised detailing around the base. Impressed number 5148 to the underside. Weight approximately 1.026 kg. Attribution and dating are based on the object’s characteristics and comparable examples; the piece is not visibly maker-marked.
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear. Crazing to the glaze, surface and decoration wear, and small losses/chips, including to the crest of one pheasant. Please refer to the photographs for condition.
Age: Early 20th century, estimated 1910–1920.
Material: Glazed ceramic / earthenware.
Origin: Bohemia / Central Europe (attributed based on the form and comparable examples; no factory mark visible).
Dimensions: 22 cm high × 28 cm wide × 16.5 cm deep.
Colours: Blue, cream, ochre/brown, green and pink.
Additional information: Large decorative double-headed pheasant centrepiece bowl, modelled with two stylised birds forming the sides of the vessel. Polychrome glazed decoration with raised detailing around the base. Impressed number 5148 to the underside. Weight approximately 1.026 kg. Attribution and dating are based on the object’s characteristics and comparable examples; the piece is not visibly maker-marked.

