I am pleased to offer an excellent Portmeirion Botanic Garden Tuscany almost 7 inch high vase featuring a Trailing Bindweed or Convolvulus transfer on one side and the Ivy Leaved Cyclamen or Cyclamen Repandum on the other.

It us unusual to see two different Botanic Garden flowers on one vase. The vase is in new condition with no signs of use and still has the UPC code attached to the bottom!

.......

The Trailing Bindweed motif is an original flower on bread and butter plates and was retired in 2004. There are two versions of Trailing Bindweed. In 1994, insects were rearranged. It was inspired by image in an 1824 book,The Universal Herbal by Thomas Green.

The Ivy Leaved Cyclamen flower was an original oatmeal bowl motif, introduced in 1972, moved to a B & B plate in 1985, and still remains in production today. There are two different insect and flower versions. The oldest has four flower heads and the newer has nine heads. It was based on an image in an 1840 book,La Flore des Dames by A. Jacquemart.

---> Top And Bottom <---

Size	about 6-1/2" high and 4" wide at the widest point with a top opneing of 3" across the very top.
Transfer	Repeated on front and back with both vibrant and colorful with no fading
Ground	Very white
Glaze	No crazing or other glaze flaw seen
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	None, it is new
Other Comments	An unusual attractive Botanic Garden vase!

The bottom is marked with a Crest ID mark.

---> ID Mark <---