Crown Ducal Vase Comical Golfer 7″
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A hand painted Crown Ducal vase with Comical Golfer. Shape of vase is waisted form. Featuring in vibrant colors a comical scene of a golfer mis-hitting his ball and a caddie trying to hold back the laughter. Condition is excellent, minor loss of paint to the top rim. Height is just over 7″and diameter at the top is just over 4.25″. This piece dates to the early 20th century.
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