Early Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase | Ethel L Thomas 1906 Designer_David Lyttleton Historically an item of this

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Early Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase | Ethel L Thomas 1906 Designer_David Lyttleton Historically an item of thisEarly Australian China Painted Yellow and Pink Roses and Butterfly vase This example would have been quite a triumph to execute Yellow for a private individual as Yellow on pottery or ceramics is one of the most challenging colours to execute as it tends to fire off in a kiln, giving the painter one chance to fire it correctly This work has been executed on an unmarked pottery blank signed to the scene depicting EL Thomas 1906 Provenance: this piece