A rare English delftware blue and white flower brick, London or Bristol, circa 1760

the slope front pierced with holes and  painted with a vase of flowers flanked by birds, the front panel painted with a chinoiserie landscape, the side panels with pierced holes to the upper half and painted with figures in a European landscape

In good condition. There are some typical small areas of glaze loss around the edges of the brick.
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For an almost identical flower brick in the British Museum and probably the only other recorded example of this form,see A.Dawson, English & Irish Delftware, 1570-1840, p.278, no.130.