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Poppy vase 1921

Artwork Poppy vase this artwork made of Earthenware, press-moulded baluster vase carved with poppies. Sepia ground glaze with green and red poppies, created in 1921-01-01
Accession No.
1989.018
Date Created
1921
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Australian Art
Dimensions A
23 x 16.5cm
Media Category
Ceramic
Secondary Media Category
earthenware
Medium
Earthenware, press-moulded baluster vase carved with poppies. Sepia ground glaze with green and red poppies
Place Created
Warwick, Qld
Credit Line
Gift of Mrs E.M. Bell in memory of Gladys Palmer 1989

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