Antique vase S.Hancock & Sons Cimson Ware Burslem England Cache Pot/Bowl onStand

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: The item shows signs of its considerable age, including significant crazing throughout the glaze, which is typical for a piece of this vintage. There are also visible hairline cracks inside the bowl (as shown in the photos), and some wear to the paint and glaze. These imperfections are consistent with its age and history and do not detract from its antique charm.

Brand: S. Hancock & Sons

Type: Pot

Shape: Bowl

Style: Antique

Material: Porcelain

Colour: Multicoloured

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

This is a striking and colourful antique cache pot or bowl, sitting on its own attached stand. Manufactured by S. Hancock & Sons of Burslem, England, this piece is a beautiful example of their "Cimson Ware" line.

Features:

• Maker: S. Hancock & Sons, Burslem, England. The base is clearly marked with the company's backstamp, including "Cimson Ware" and "Ruskin."

• Design: The bowl features a vibrant and complex pattern. The body has a band of what appears to be a transferprinted blue and white geometric design, interspersed with handpainted floral cartouches. The base is a contrasting glossy orangered colour.

• Decoration: The handpainted flowers within the oval cartouches are particularly lovely, with soft pink and green hues.

• Functionality: This would have been used as a decorative bowl or cache pot, ideal for holding a plant pot, flowers, or simply as an ornamental piece.

• Condition: The item shows signs of its considerable age, including significant crazing throughout the glaze, which is typical for a piece of this vintage. There are also visible hairline cracks inside the bowl (as shown in the photos), and some wear to the paint and glaze. These imperfections are consistent with its age and history and do not detract from its antique charm.

Measurements:

• Height: (Please refer to the photo with the tape measure for an accurate representation)

• Width: (Please refer to the photo with the tape measure for an accurate representation)

This piece would be a fantastic addition to any collection of English pottery, particularly for those who appreciate the distinctive style of S. Hancock & Sons.