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Flower Power at its best! This is a Minton Secessionist Vase, tubelined in purple, white, and green. Circa 1901 to 1916, when Minton produced a range of pottery called Secessionist Ware, designed by John W. Wadsworth under the art directorship of Léon Victor Solon. The stylized floral and foliage designs constitute a major British contribution…
In excellent condition with no indication of damage or repair, this gorgeous Minton Secessionist Tubelined vase measures 5.25″ tall and is fully marked. 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…
If we didn’t know its history, these pieces could have just as easily come from the pop-art era of the 1960s. But this exceptional pair of vases is from the early 1900s. Rare English Minton Secessionist Tube Lined vases with distinctive bold and vibrant glazes and tube lining emphasizing their highly stylized and abstract floral…
An early Minton secessionist period tubelined three-piece butter dish dating to the early 1900s. Fully marked. Excellent condition, measures: 3.5″ H x 5.75″ D
Gorgeous circa 1930’s Mintons purple lusterware with fruit and leaves. Mint condition. Measures 4-5/8″ tall x 5-1/4″ wide handle-to-handle.
Vintage Moorcroft Tubelined Pansy Bowl, hand painted. Made in England. Excellent used condition. Measures 4.25″ in diameter. Circa 1911 – 1940. About Moorcroft Pottery. One of the leading brands in England in the early 20th century, drawing on the organic splendor of art nouveau and creating vibrant, timeless pieces. Founder William Moorcroft began his work…
Rare Charles Fourmaintraux double-handled vase, circa late 1800s.
Scarce early period William Moorcroft during the period he worked for James MacIntyre, late 1800s until 1912, before MacIntyre forced him out because the company feared Moorcroft would outshine their other products.
It’s not often the masters make a mistake, but this petite Royal Doulton vase is proof-positive that it happens, as one side was left unfinished.
Beautiful blue and white jug commissioned for presentation at the 1906 Centennial Celebration of the Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 17 of Portland, Maine on June 10, 1906. Royal Doulton backstop. Mint condition. Dimensions are 5.5″ wide by 8.6″ high.
Royal Doulton Lambeth small stoneware vase, 19th century. Royal Doulton back stamp and artist initials, FJ, for Florrie Jones, clearly impressed on the bottom of the vase. Dimensions: Diameter approximately 3.5 inches, height approximately 4.3 inches. About the Artist. Florrie Jones was a Senior Assistant at Lambeth for many years. Little is known about her personal…
Gorgeous Royal Doulton Stoneware Art Nouveau Vase. Tubelined decorations along the body. Royal Doulton impressed backstamp and artist marks. Dimensions: 4.5 inches wide by 9.5″ tall.