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An 8" version of this pot (or three handled camp kettle as it is called) is illustrated on p179 of Desmond Eyles' 'The Doulton Lambeth Wares'. On the inside, the pot has the Royal Doulton Lambeth Mark and a series number 1904. Ethel Beard, who signed the pot with an incised monogram, worked at Doulton until the 1930s, but the pot is likely to date from about 1901 to 1914.
CONDITION.
The pot is in excellent order, without chips, cracks, crazing, or restoration. All the gilding is complete and bright.
PRICE.
This cauldron-shaped pot is a 'near pair' to the other one we offer. It is a millimeter or two taller and the gilding is not as bright as the other one. If however someone wanted both pots, the price of BOTH would be reduced to GBP88.00 each.
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