Royal Doulton Blue Childrens large oval wall plaque | Woman by seashore Lovatt Approx 61 cms (24") circumference

Approx 61 cms (24") circumference

Note: Pattern has 3 Pomegranates and an Open Pomegranate featured primarily on the vase

About Annie Oakley (1860 - 1926): Phoebe Anne Moses learned to shoot at the age of eight and helped support her family by killing game for a hotel in Cincinnati

Approx 8 cms (3") mouth diameter

each with strong

Royal Doulton Blue Childrens large oval wall plaque | Woman by seashore Lovatt Approx 61 cms (24") circumferenceRoyal Doulton Blue Childrens large oval wall plaque Scene 10: Woman by seashore c. 1915 The Blue Children's series is one of the late Victorian era icon's from Doulton Burslem, and later Royal Doulton when it received it's Royal Assent in 1901. The series was introduced in the 1890s and discontinued by 1930. There are 24 varied scenes depicting women and children at play. Although mostly printed, the scenes often had background detail painted by hand.