John Christian Pitcairn Island Goblet Lindner Scarpa Croce designed asymmetrical works

Scarpa Croce designed asymmetrical works with abstract decorations

but was also ‘on trend’ for the 1960s

This Royal Doulton Black Basalt figurine of “Family” is exquisite and radiates a flow of love of Family

It is being sold as an individual piece but if you are interested in the set

In 1901 Doulton's was awarded the Royal Warrant by the new king

John Christian Pitcairn Island Goblet Lindner Scarpa Croce designed asymmetrical worksA goblet carved with 5 fingers wrapped around the base. Engraved on the goblet are the words: SOUVENIR PITCAIRN ISLAND JOHN CHRISTIAN Dimensions: 210mm (H) x 85mm (Diameter) The inhabitants of Pitcairn are mainly descended from the escaped mutineers of the 'Bounty' who found refuge there with Tahitian women after seizing the ship in 1789, under the leadership of Fletcher Christian. The population thus established on the previously uninhabited island