The vase was made by Doulton & Co at the Lambeth Works in London, England in 1876. It is attributed to George Tinworth.

Vase, 'Voices of the Night', stoneware, attributed to George Tinworth, made by Doulton and Co, Lambeth, London, England, 1876.

Two handled vase of salt glazed stoneware. Glazed cobalt blue and brown. Modelled in high relief. The neck has applied winged cherubs, each with a wreath around its waist. The shoulders are applied with owls, their wings outstretched. The body is incised and carved with studded spear shaped motifs against a foliate background. The base is decorated with a row of winged cherubs seated cross legged. Maker's mark under base.

Designed: Tinworth, George;

Made: Doulton & Co (Lambeth works); Lambeth, England; 1876

Under base, maker's mark, impressed circular Doulton Lambeth and cypher mark, 1875 . (from object file). Also under base, handwritten in black ink '[Ac. 2334]'. Also a rectangular white paper sticker handwritten in red biro '937'

A2568

650 mm

300 mm