Flow Blue Pitcher 8"

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1910: item #283058

Flow Blue or Flowing blue occurs when the cobalt "bleeds" under the firing process. The earliest patterns were Oriental and Art Nouveau patterns and the later patterns had many floral motifs. This pitcher is 8" and 4 1/2" at the bottom.

Flow Blue Pitcher Three of Five

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1910: item #283056

This Flow Blue pitcher is 7" tall and 4" at the bottom. Matching the others listed. The Flow blue occurs when the transfer print usually cobalt oxide is treated with ammonia or chloride causing the Blue to "bleed" at the glazing stage. This group is late 19th century early 20th.

A Flow Blue Pitcher 2 of 5

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1910: item #283045

A lovely Flow Blue Pitcher 2 of Five. Standing 6" tall and 31/2" at the base this is the same pattern as the others listed. Blue roses on white ground with some gilt decoration. Each of the pitchers is one inch taller than the others, making for a wonderful grouping. Late 19th century to early 20th century.

A Flow Blue Pitcher One of 5

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1910: item #283042

A Flow Blue Pitcher 5" tall and 3" base; gilt decoration to the top and spout and around the bottom. Blue roses are the decoration to this very pretty pitcher which is one of five. The mark is the English crown mark and the pictures will illustrate it. The name of the pattern is often found in the mark and this mark has victoria at the bottom. Flow Blue was at its production peak between 1840 and 1900 and over 1500 different patterns were produced.

7 19th C.COALPORT Hand Painted Landscape Cabinet Plates

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #282248

A set of 7 19th Century Coalport hand painted cabinet plates with a wide pink border. Each plate has a landscape scene in its center. Each scene depicts a castle, trees, and people but in each, the scene is unique and different from the rest. There are no chips or nicks to any of these plates. However, there are some scratches on the pink borders and wear to the gold edges and inside circles. Their minor imperfections are not noticeable except by close examination. They measure 9" across. I al... Click for details

William Moorcroft Hibiscus Vase With Paper Label

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1940: item #279969
E49

This beautiful little Moorcroft vase is 3 3/4" high in a bulbous shape with a flared rim. The interior glaze is a dark blue and the outside is mostly green blending into blue. The hibiscus colours are a lively yellow with purple accents and a dark reddish purple. The paper label is complete and it has the letters MI or ML written in ink, in Very good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration. would make a superb addition to any Moorcroft or Dennis China Works collection.

Staffordshire Tea Set

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1900: item #278239
781

A Victorian Staffordshire Three Piece Tea Set by Brown-Westhead Moore (now Cauldon), with the mark for 1862-1904. Consists of a Teapot (6" high x 9" wide), Creamer and Covered Sugar. Excellent condition.

Signed Briglin English Studio Pottery Vase Sunflower

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1970: item #275544
E45

Briglin cylindrical vase. 10 inches high with a 3 inch Dia.

Impressed Briglin mark to base.

Mint Condition showing stylised Sun Flowers

Briglin Pottery was set up in 1948 by Bri... Click for details

10 MINTON Cobalt and Gold Gilt dinner plates

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Pre 1930: item #266909

Set of 10 Minton dinner plates with borders of cobalt blue and gold gilt. These plates are from the 1920's. Approximately 10 1/8" in diameter. Condition is excellent with the exception of minor crazing on a few of the plates in the center.

Dennis China Works Tulip Tree Jug

Archives: Decorative Art: Ceramics: English Contemporary: item #262300

Sally Tuffin Sea Tulip Tree Jug , Measures 9 inches approx. Condition Excellent. Fully marked on the base. Number 12

The Dennis China Works was launched in 1985 to make ceramics for collectors. Sally and Richard Dennis re-started the works in 1993 after reviving Moorcroft pottery for the previous six years. Sally Tuffin, well known and well thought of for her Moorcroft designs, has moved art pottery forward with he... Click for details