Art Deco 1930s Beswick Ware Vase No 504 Drip Glaze WWII V Wings cracks or wear - there

cracks or wear - there are some tiny glaze inclusions at the tip of the spout

Bottom: 52” around

It can be worn as a raincoat or as an evening cloak

It features a single large pink rose in the centre of both the cup and saucer - both pieces are finished in light green glaze with gold trim

The handles are in a reddish brown veined butterscotch colour

Art Deco 1930s Beswick Ware Vase No 504 Drip Glaze WWII V Wings cracks or wear - thereThis is a Beswick Ware vase made in an art deco form, most likely designed during the 1930s by Mr. Symcox. Symcox worked for Beswick between 1933 and 1942 and was a freelance sculptor who exhibited at the 1934 British Industry Fair. The vase is glazed in a beige colour in the upper area with drips of blue, yellow, green and red blended together around the bulbous base of the vase. The top of the vase is pinched so as to form a slight hourglass shape.