Featured Pair Pottery Vases Help Please

Hi All,
Trying to figure out where these vases were made. 7"H, marked on the bottoms 1889 34 91 24 6. The dark brown section made me think England, the design, coming up zip
any information appreciated
thanks for looking

 

Here's a direction ...
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...HT3jD8cQjJkEegQICBAC&biw=1455&bih=692&dpr=1.1

 

Oooo Those are wonderful !

 

Could they possibly be Mettlach Villeroy and Boch, w/o the company mark??
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/pair-of-mettlach-german-enameled-vases-2115-c-a7a45c5ab2

 

Not English, that's a continental figure one.

 

thanks Roaring20s

thanks johnny, I think so too

wow, thank-you Jaena From a quick look, I believe you are right! I'm not that familiar with VB, not sure how common it would be for them to not mark their items? Off to do some searching and see what I can find

good point, thanks bear

 

Numbers can be a clue.

 

@cxgirl - You're most welcome. I hope you can pin them down!

 

They are beautiful! Another thread I missed earlier. Thanks for sharing.

 

I haven't found them yet, but will keep looking

thanks Fig

 

It is almost certain they are Mettlach. I had a large pair of vases that were unmarked once, very strange, but luckily Mettlach are very distinctive, almost like a German Doulton Lambeth.

It is seeming like I can find every shape of this pattern except your example

 

thanks for the info Nathan
I finally found one the same shape Mine doesn't look like it ever had any bronze or metal on it though.



https://www.lot-art.com/auctions/Auction-n21/257948

 

They're a sort of Doulton Lambeth tribute band act with a side order of Christopher Dresser for Watcombe.

 

Ahaa! Nice, I dont know if its true but I always thought that metal mounts were fitted on the request of the owner of the vase rather than a factory orchestrating it.

The most antique-specific joke I've ever heard and very true