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Beautiful Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase with sgraffito work by Hannah Barlow featuring a dog chasing rabbits. Further decoration of stylized foliage and beaded patterns along the border. The artist’s initials are incised on the underside as is Doulton Lambeth mark. Date marked 1873. Dimensions are 4 inches wide by 6.5 inches high.
Outstanding stoneware jardiniere in glazed finish with sgraffito work by Hannah Barlow with a band of farmers on wagons and horses collecting hay. Further decoration of stylized scroll and beaded patterns along the border by Arthur Beere. The artists’ initials are incised on the underside. Circa 1884. Dimensions are 8.59 inches wide by 7.5 inches…
Timeless and delightful stoneware jardiniere in glazed finish with sgraffito work by Hannah Barlow demonstrating her deep love of animals – ponies, sheep, and two resting dogs, surrounded by foliate borders and white beaded pattern completed by Hanna’s sister, Lucy Barlow with assistant artist Harriet E. Hibbut. The artists’ initials are incised on the underside….
Beautiful Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase with sgraffito work by Hannah Barlow featuring her well-known love of dogs. Further decoration of stylized foliage and beaded patterns along the border. The artist’s initials are incised on the underside, as is Doulton Lambeth’s mark. Circa late 1800s. Dimensions are 6.5 inches wide by 7 inches high.
A highly collectible small salt-glazed jar featuring sgraffito work by Hannah Barlow with ribbed top and bottom bands beautifully decorated with stylized flowers and grapevines by Arthur Beere. Doulton Lambeth impressed stamp with the artists’ initials on the underside. Dimensions are 3.5 inches wide by 4.25 inches tall. Exceptional quality and condition.
Beautiful small Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, 19th Century. Backstamp and unidentified artist’s mark clearly impressed. Dimensions are approximately 3.5″ diameter by 2″ height.
A stunning Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase by Hannah Barlow decorated between relief molded friezes with a sgraffito scene featuring grazing cattle.
This is a rare yet affordable collector’s piece by Mark V. Marshall, crafted in the style of the Martin Brothers’ grotesque work, created during his time at Doulton from 1878 to 1912.