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Posted 1 year ago
NevB
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This unusual little vase sits in a plated brass holder. It's just 3" long overall and 3" tall. It's been identified elsewhere as being by the Stourbridge firm of Thomas Webb, date 1880-1900.
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That's so pretty.
Thanks DejaVu2, elsewhere I've seen a pair of similar ones complete with spoons so I now think it's a salt.
The formation of the top petals suggests Thomas Webb - almost like a signature! The petals are always an even number - six in this particular example.
Thanks Russell117, Thomas Webb does seem the most likely.
beautiful
Thanks kivatinitz.