A H Monoramed Allach Vases for opinions please .
Before I dig and deeper on this pair of vases can I please ask if this type of case is an accepted pattern or maybe one of the 1980's type fantasy pieces ?? Jackpot or avoid ?? Regards . Jim.I will dig deeper once I know if its worth with asking for better pictures ect . I am just wondering if they are an accepted Allach Pattern ?
Both are fantasy/fakes.
I've never seen anything like them before. Not a recognized Allach pattern.
William
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The appliqué used on these are also used on plates and cups as well and all are known fakes.
Surprised there wasnt an RZM number on the back of the vase.
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The design is a stylized type based on ancient Greek funerary urns. Just this evening I watched a TV programme about Socrates and it showed several examples in a museum that immediately reminded me of the urns in this thread.by Wagriff
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