The Zephyr Lily pattern was made around 1946 and included a number of shapes, including this charming jade jardiniere. One side features a detailed pink lily, the other side has a yellow one, each with the concentric swirls of the background pattern that look to me like rippling water. It’s in excellent condition with no chips or cracks; there is some crazing of the glaze as generally seen on a piece this age.
This beautiful basket with an offset, art deco inspired handle has earthy green and orange hues. Both sides feature a detailed yellow lily. It’s in excellent condition with no chips or cracks; there is some slight crazing of the glaze, less than generally seen on a piece this age. Ships free in the continental US. Signature Gift Wrap available- please select option at checkout.
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