Walter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground vase | Shape 32/4 Gnomes arms show some crazing

arms show some crazing

Royal Doulton Shakespearean Juliet trio D3596

beads & foliage and Sterling Silver rim (London 1876)

So it is likely a family crest meaning something similar to Patience Skill and Unwilling to accept Defeat/Unwavering

During Mary's reign

Walter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground vase | Shape 32/4 Gnomes arms show some crazingWalter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground vase Shape 32 The Orchid pattern was first drawn by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and developed by Walter from the mid 1940s [pg 142, Moorcroft Revised Edition 1897 1993, Atterbury] Impressed factory marks to base c. 1945 1949 Approx 8cms (3 1 4") tall Approx 11cm (4 1 4") wide at widest section In excellent condition Tiniest underglaze impurity that has fired to the surface of the rim of