Miniature flowers made by artist Beatrice Elizabeth Hindley in the 1920’s. Other examples of her miniature flowers can be seen in Queen Mary’s Doll’s House at Windsor Castle.

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Five miniature cold painted metal pot plants including daffodils, yellow tulips, pansies and two others, together with a smaller plant in a pot. 1920s. British. Beatrice Elizabeth Hindley, artist. Image © 2024 Bonhams. Fair use license. https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/15833/lot/164/
Group of three various miniature model plant pots planted with daffodils. Undated ca. 1920s ish. British. Beatrice Elizabeth Hindley, artist (1882-1973). Maker’s marks: All three signed underneath. Image © Mallams. Fair use license. https://www.mallams.co.uk/auction/lot/83-beatrice-elizabeth-hindley-1882-1973-a-group-of-three-miniature-model-plant-pots-with-daffodils/?lot=168551&sd=1
Miniature model plant pots planted with daffodils, crocus (I think) and other flowers. 1920s. British. Beatrice Elizabeth Hindley, artist (1882-1973). Maker’s marks: Signed. Image © KT Miniatures. Fair use license. https://ktminiatures.blogspot.com/2013/01/c1920s-rare-beatrice-hindley-flowers.html

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