John Beswick Kuniyoshi - Cats Medium Vase Carters of Suffolk Few flowers are more symbolic

Few flowers are more symbolic of spring than the daffodil

the pioneer of cork-backed place settings

Depth 9cm Resting amongst the colourful wildflowers of a British meadow is the Summer Meadow Foal

A perfect tribute: a central vibrant red poppy surrounded by engraved poppies

This bird's distinctive plumage has been painstakingly recreated by Royal Crown Derby

John Beswick Kuniyoshi - Cats Medium Vase Carters of Suffolk Few flowers are more symbolicA striking piece of art, this medium cylindrical Vase will sit perfectly as a standalone item or as part of a group with other items from the collection. Kuniyoshi was one of the last great masters of Japanese Ukiyo e woodblock printing, which was a form of Japanese art in the 17th to the 19th Century that depicted everyday life. This particular piece was designed to represent the fifty three stations of one of the most important routes of the Edo