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<p>[QUOTE="Francisco G Kempton, post: 4290039, member: 22714"]Many english makers, such as blush ivory vases circa 1900's where Crown Devon used transfer print and then would paint over the outlines, which when compared with a Royal worcester Ivory blush you can see the dinstinctive difference. I think this is the same with this vase. You have a pattern that is transferred on and then the pattern is touched up with some hand paint.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Francisco G Kempton, post: 4290039, member: 22714"]Many english makers, such as blush ivory vases circa 1900's where Crown Devon used transfer print and then would paint over the outlines, which when compared with a Royal worcester Ivory blush you can see the dinstinctive difference. I think this is the same with this vase. You have a pattern that is transferred on and then the pattern is touched up with some hand paint.[/QUOTE]
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