Foley Art China (John Aynsley & Sons), England. Porcelain rectangular tray with four lidded boxes. Mid-20th century. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain he became a central figure

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Foley Art China (John Aynsley & Sons), England. Porcelain rectangular tray with four lidded boxes. Mid-20th century. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain he became a central figureFoley Art China (John Aynsley & Sons) Hand painted porcelain Peacock set, mid 20th century. Rectangular tray with four lidded boxes in varying sizes. White porcelain with polychrome floral decoration and a characteristic flowing border in Art Deco chinoiserie style commonly referred to as the Peacock pattern. Origin: England, Foley Art China (John Aynsley & Sons). Material: Porcelain. Tray: approx. 19 27 cm. Largest box: approx. H. 8 cm, D. 7 cm.