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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.
During the English Aesthetic period (1860-1900), there was a renewed emphasis on beauty and artistry in everyday objects. It was an era characterized by a deep appreciation for nature, as well as a fascination with the exotic and the fantastical. This heart-shaped box from around 1880 exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail that…
In excellent condition with no indication of damage or repair, this rare and gorgeous Minton Art Nouveau Secessionist vase measures approximately 8-1/4 inches tall and is fully marked. Rare, its top is decorated in silver with flowers and scrolling foliage, with scattered leaves elsewhere on the vase, all against a running brown and green glaze….
Early Minton Hollins & Co Astra Ware Vase, Circa 1918 – 1930. Provenance. Acquired from the UK art market. In great condition with no chips or scratches. About Minton Hollins & Co. A subsidiary of Mintons, Minton Hollins & Co. was set up in 1845 under the direction of Michael Daintry Hollins to manufacture tiles….
107 years old, a rare pair of Mintons majolica dishes, circa 1917. Exceptional condition given their age. See photos. Impressed mark on reverse noting Mintons authenticity and year mark.
155 years old! Early and increasingly rare Minton majolica dish, circa 1869, featuring beautiful strawberry design with detailed fruit leaves and flowers. “Majolica” is the word used to denote brightly colored, low-fired earthenware commercially introduced by the Minton Company at the 1851 London Exhibition of All Nations to capture the market of the newly emergent…
110 years old, a rare Mintons majolica dish, circa 1914, featuring beautiful sunflower design. Condition: Great antique condition with expected chips on rim given its age. See photos. Impressed mark on reverse noting Mintons authenticity and year mark.
Sure to be a cherished heirloom for another young couple … or perhaps a couple celebrating a milestone anniversary, this beautiful piece was created in 1875 by Europe’s leading ceramics manufacturer of the time – Minton’s – and retailed by the most critical china retailer in London at the time – John Mortlock, Oxford Street and Orchard Street, London.
Exceptional, stylish, and extremely scarce pair of Minton Secessionist Art Nouveau tubelined art pottery vases dated to the early 1900s.
Minton Secessionist Bowl, No. 7, Tubelined. Circa 1910.
Flower Power at its best! This is a Minton Secessionist Bowl Pattern No.32. Wonderful bowl, tubelined in purple, white and green. Base marks as per photos. Diameter 7.875″ Height 3.5″. Bottom interior has some signs of use, otherwise excellent condition. Circa 1901 to 1916, when Minton produced a range of pottery called Secessionist Ware, designed by John…
Measuring 5.25″ diameter and fully marked, this Minton Secessionist Tubelined bowl is in great condition with a expected inner bowl crazing (see photos). About Minton Secessionist Ware. From about 1901 to 1916 Minton produced a range of pottery called Secessionist Ware, designed by John W. Wadsworth under the art directorship of Léon Victor Solon. The…