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Mark V. Marshall Grotesque Royal Doulton Bowl featuring High Relief Lizard, early 1900s
$3,599.00
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.
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Description
This exquisite glazed bowl showcases a stunning blue exterior and a marbled green interior. The center features an Art Nouveau design of fish and flora, while a lifelike lizard in high relief rests on the bowl’s edge. The Royal Doulton impressed stamp, and the artist’s initials are clear on the underside. Measures 8.5″ L x 8.25″ W x 4″ H.
About Mark V Marshall: A significant figure in the art world, Mark V. Marshall began his journey at the Lambeth School of Art. He then worked at a local mason’s yard before joining Doulton in 1874, where he worked alongside other masters such as Hannah Barlow and George Tinworth. While at the mason’s yard, he also worked with the famous Martin Brothers pottery, where those early experiences likely honed his skills at creating grotesque figures modeled in high relief, often hiding among other design elements.
His work at Doulton is astonishing, representing some of the most daring and vibrant pieces ever produced. To read more about Marshall and other Doulton Artists, click HERE.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8.5 × 8.25 × 4 in |
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