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Royal Doulton Motto Jug – Tavern Toasting with a timeless phrase, “Here’s to the man who is pleased with his lot, and never sits sighing for what he has not.” Beautiful cornflower blue glaze decorated with a man toasting two others, all in seemingly colonial dress. Gilded gold trim. Full Royal Doulton backstamp, circa 1903….
Ruskin British Art Pottery, blue and green soufflé glaze vase, stamped 1930, near the end of the pottery’s existence. Approximately 4-1/2″ high by 3-1/2″ wide at base. And if you like this one, be sure you check out the coordinating vase we have for sale HERE. About Ruskin. Ruskin is a well-known pottery that was…
Ruskin British Art Pottery, blue and green soufflé glaze vase, circa 1930s near the end of the pottery’s existence. Approximately 6″ high by 4-1/2″ wide at base. And if you like this one, be sure you check out the coordinating vase we also have for sale HERE. About Ruskin. Ruskin is a well-known pottery that…
Vintage Ruskin Lustreware Vase, signed and stamped 1926, during the heart of the Art Deco period. In very good vintage condition, with only a slight scratch, no chips, breaks, or cracks. Measures approximately 3-1/4″ at the base. Width at widest point is approximately 5-1/2″; height is approximately 6″. Mouth opening is 2-1/2″. About Ruskin. Ruskin…
Rare Ruskin souffle glaze green vase, approximately 4-3/4″ tall. About Ruskin. Ruskin is a well-known pottery that was in operation from 1898 until 1935. It was originally founded by Edward R. Taylor (the first Principal of both the Lincoln School of Art and the Birmingham School of Art) as the Birmingham Tile and Pottery Company…
American Folk Art at its best, this piece – titled “Adam and Eve” is by Army veteran Stacy Lambert, who is engaged in his craft still today.
An early Weller Louwelsa hand-painted vase depicting a blossom flower in low relief. Glazed with brown ground, issued circa 1893-1902. Dimensions: 5.75″ wide by 5.25″ high and 2.5″ deep. Provenance: Acquired through Kiowah Island Estate Auction. About Weller Pottery: Founded in 1872 by Samuel Augustus Weller, this Ohio-based pottery was first known for its simple…
A remarkable find, this scarce William Moorcroft bottle-shaped pansey vase stands at just 4.25″ tall. This early and rare piece is exquisite and in mint condition.
A remarkable find, this scarce William Moorcroft Spanish celadon miniature posy vase stands at just 3.78″ tall. This exquisite piece is in mint condition and boasts an extremely rare shape, seldom found anywhere else
The pattern that launched the Moorcroft brand at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair and continued until about 1906; this beautiful Florian pattern vase is recognizable by its variety of soft-colored blooms accentuated by slip trailing (tube lining) and made for Liberty & Co.
It’s a must-have for any Moorcroft collector.
The pattern that launched the Moorcroft brand at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair continued until about 1906; this beautiful Florian pattern vase is recognizable by its variety of soft-colored blooms accentuated by slip trailing (tube lining).
A rare and early, small vase designed and issued in 1903 by William Moorcroft for Liberty and Co. Shouldered form with an everted rim decorated in the Hazeldene pattern with tubeline outlines of green trees on a yellow and blue ground. Signed W. Moorcroft with Made for Liberty and Co. backstamp. Dimensions 3.25″ wide by…