A two handled vase Keith Murray shape 4225 in two tone slipware Celadon green slip on body with cream handles and foot The handles are upturned and looped and placed at the lower body near the foot The body flares at the mouth and tapers toward the foot

Vase

Designed by Keith Murray, Wedgwood

About 1940

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