FOUR VASES BY HANNAH BARLOW FOR DOULTON LAMBETH
England, 19th/20th century, ceramic. All with artist's initials to underside. Pair of lidded ginger jars with Asian-inspired lotus pattern to lid and neck along with a scene of horses grazing on the land and stampeding to the body, both with Doulton Lambeth mark indicating 1874 to underside. Along with two (2) vases both with 1932 Doulton Lambeth mark to underside. Tall vase depicting goats grazing and small vase depicting horses, cows, and donkeys.
Tallest: 12 in. (30.48 cm.)

Of the pair of lidded jars, one of the jars has a broken upper lip (see photo) and what you see there is 1.25" wide - the lids and the rest of both jars seem fine. The tallest vase is decorated with horned goats and the upper rim has two very small chips with a bit of a larger area that looks to have been repaired, with one spot of raised 'ribboning' in the shoulder area with a small loss (photographed).