Antique 1909s W.H. Goss Crested China "Eton Vase" Replica (Wycombe Crest)

A stellar, top-tier acquisition for serious heraldic porcelain collectors. This genuine antique crested china miniature is an authentic W.H. Goss piece, meticulously crafted as an exact replica of the famous "Ancient Vase Dredged Out of the Thames Near Eton". It proudly displays the elegant, striking "Arms of Wycombe" featuring the chained Swan of Buckinghamshire.

Produced at the legendary Falcon Works in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, England by the master of heraldic porcelain, W.H. Goss. The base features the crisp, globally recognized Goshawk crest back stamp along with the registered design configuration number "Rd. No. 539422". Cataloged historically as Model No. 109, this specific registration securely dates the mold's introduction to circa 1909, placing it right in the golden era of Edwardian tourist keepsakes. It weighs 61g, its measurements are 6cm diameter at its widest, and 8.5cm height. In excellent vintage/antique condition, entirely free of chips, cracks, flea bites, or structural repairs.

W.H. Goss pieces are highly valued because they replicated actual archaeological discoveries rather than generic shapes. To find an artifact-accurate piece honoring a Thames recovery with its fragile twin handles perfectly preserved is an absolute rarity. Ready for immediate display in a curio cabinet, local history collection, or fine ceramics gallery. Collectible, Collector's item.