Walter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground tapering vase Sales Despite it's existence as a

Despite it's existence as a popular Australian plant

Locks by Cheney [we do not have a key

These bottles are painted by skilled painters who paint using the hole in the top of the bottle to apply the paint to the inner walls of the bottle - talk about skill

Issued: 1950 - 1959 approx

Wilfred and the Toy Chest [Money Box] DBH35

Walter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground tapering vase Sales Despite it's existence as aWalter Moorcroft Orchid on Light Green transition to Blue Ground tapering vase We feel that the light green body really gives the Orchid pattern a chance to shine and show the full palette of colours. The Orchid pattern was first drawn by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and developed by Walter from the mid 1940s [pg 142, Moorcroft Revised Edition 1897 1993, Atterbury] Walter Moorcroft initials to base and Impressed factory marks c. 1945 1949 Approx 13. 5cm