Somewhere around 1900, someone chose this vase for their mantle — and you can see why.
The Rosalind is an English earthenware urn in the grand Victorian style, with sweeping scrolled handles, a square plinth base, and a spray of cabbage roses in the deepest pinks. The cream glaze has softened to warm ivory over the last century, with the fine crazing that only time can give a piece.
Circa 1890–1915. Approx. 11" tall. Crazing and gentle age-toning consistent with her era; sound and sturdy.
