Franklin Mint Limited Edition Meadowland Bird Floral Porcelain Vases Pair 1 Of 2

Offering these outstanding Franklin Mint Circa 1981 Limited Edition Collector's Porcelain Vases designed by World Famous Artist, Basil Ede :
The Garden Vase
The Woodland Vase

Vases are of fine porcelain and trimmed top and bottom with 24 karat gold trim. "The Garden Vase " portrays hummingbirds hovering around beautiful fuchsia flowers. "The Woodland Vase" is adorned with perched european yellow finches. These vases were well kept with no chips or cracks.

Stunning vase by renowned English artist Basil Ede (see artist information below).
“To meet Basil Ede one would think, "What a polite soft-spoken English gentleman". Yet this soft-spoken man has made a loud impact on the world of art. Yes, Basil's bird portraits do capture every feathery detail and nuance of color with amazing precision, and his ability to capture the bird's soul and spirit is truly remarkable! In the mid-nineteen seventies Basil Ede was commissioned to paint all the birds of North America . Mr. Ede faced this huge task, and completed dozens of beautiful paintings over the next few years. But Basil was soon to face an even larger task. In the late eighties, due to medical complications, he lost the use of the hand he painted with. Basil was faced with the task of learning to paint using his left hand. It is safe to say that Basil met this unthinkable and seemingly impossible task, and conquered it masterfully! His recent paintings in oils, using his left hand, are proof enough of his accomplishment. Without a doubt, Basil Ede is the artist that set the highest standard of excellence in bird paintings in the 20th century and, with his recent bird portraits in oils, he is now setting the standard of excellence for others to follow into the new millennium." - Mike Andrews
Dimensions: 11 ½”
Condition: Good

Very Good

Fine Art, Other

18%

Victor Suarez | (917) 669-0591 | victor@clearinghouseestatesales.com

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Private Residence

Rye, NY 10580

When to Pickup

Saturday, 2/11, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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