Royal Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase – Shape 4625, Sung-Style X8863 Drip Glaze, Decorated by Cissie Camplin (c.1925–1935) council bars 🌿 Two sewing stilettos/awls with

🌿 Two sewing stilettos/awls with pale bone handles and steel points🌿 One fine crochet hook with bone handle and steel hook🌿 One turned wood bodkin or stiletto with ribbed detailing🌿 Early 20th-century needlework tools

Made by Aboriginal artisans of Queensland

Doulton was making the traditional style of Toby Jug in brown glaze-stoneware

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Royal Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase – Shape 4625, Sung-Style X8863 Drip Glaze, Decorated by Cissie Camplin (c.1925–1935) council bars 🌿 Two sewing stilettos/awls withA well formed Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase from the interwar period, produced in the 1920s30s and decorated in the sought after Sung style drip glaze. This example is made in shape 4625, a rounded form with stepped collar neck, used by the Lambeth factory for a number of their experimental glaze series. The glaze decoration corresponds to pattern X8863, part of Doultons Sung inspired output, created to emulate the layered, running effects