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Cranston Pottery Works Vase with the Tukan Pattern, English circa 1910
Cranston Pottery Works Vase with the Tukan Pattern, English circa 1910

Cranston Pottery Works Vase with the Tukan Pattern, English circa 1910

Located in Central England, GB

A cranston art pottery early 20th c vase. This impressive and decorative vase was made at the Cranston Pottery Works and this decorative pattern is called Tukan.

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20th Century English Vases

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