Millefleurs 55/2 Vase
Between 1912-1914, Arts and Crafts designer John Henry Dearle created Millefleurs which was made at the Merton Abbey Works from Jacquard woven wool. Millefleurs is a pattern of flowers and leaves used in tapestry, porcelain or in other decorative items and so it is a most apt name for Emma’s trio of small fine art pottery vases. Each vase depicts a bouquet of tiny flowers in one of the primary colours, blue, red and yellow, each set against a jet-black background to create a sense of drama.
Was: £270.00
£135.00
Ex Tax: £112.50- Designer: Emma Bossons
- Dimensions: H 5.00 x W 6.00 x D 6.00 cm
- Availability: In Stock
Specification
- Product Width6.00cm
- Product Height5.00cm
- Product Depth6.00cm
- Shape:55/2
- Designer:Emma Bossons
- Edition:Open
- Design Window (Style):Broad Florals