Product Description
A quiet moment in the Highlands, captured on porcelain. With cattle set against misty mountain tones, this Royal Worcester vase invites you to pause and look closer at Harry Stinton’s beautifully hand-painted landscape.
Dated 1935, the English porcelain vase stands approximately 23cm tall and has an elegant trumpet shape, numbered G923, with gilding at the rim and base. The scene bears the signature of Harry Stinton (1883–1968), a Royal Worcester artist particularly admired for his Highland cattle and atmospheric rural landscapes.
Displayed on a mantelpiece or in a cabinet, it brings the romance of the Highlands into the home—a beautiful focal point for collectors of Royal Worcester and admirers of finely painted porcelain.
Each piece in our collection carries the subtle marks of time, adding to its authenticity and charm. Any notable details are thoughtfully included in the description and imagery. Should you wish to see more, we are always happy to assist.
If This Piece Could Talk…
“I remember the touch of a brush, long before I knew the warmth of a home. In 1935, Harry Stinton painted these Highland cattle upon my porcelain, giving me a landscape I would carry for a lifetime. Beyond that, my story is yours to imagine. Perhaps I stood beside a favourite armchair, where someone paused each evening to admire the cattle and distant hills. The rooms may have changed, but my little Highland world remains—a quiet place to rest your eyes when the day has been busy.”
