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Elevate your collection with this stunning William Moorcroft Clematis plate—a true masterpiece for discerning collectors and interior connoisseurs alike. Introduced by William Moorcroft around 1938, this piece bears his signature, making it a remarkable find. The pattern quickly became one of the pottery’s most beloved designs.
This Moorcroft Powder Box with lid is a captivating example of early 20th-century British ceramic artistry. Created between the late 1920s and 1940s, under the direction of the founder, William Moorcroft. This exquisite piece showcases the renowned Moorcroft technique of tubelining and hand-painted glazes, resulting in vibrant, flowing patterns that seem to dance across the surface.
A rare treasure for discerning collectors, this William Moorcroft Dianthus Pattern vase (circa 1898–1900) is a pristine example of early Moorcroft artistry.
Discover a true collector’s gem: an exquisite William Moorcroft Pomegranate Pattern vase, hand-signed by William Moorcroft himself. This stunning example of early 20th-century British ceramics features Moorcroft’s iconic pomegranate design, celebrated for its rich, vibrant glazes and bold, organic motifs. Produced during the golden era of Moorcroft pottery—between 1910 and 1920—this vase embodies the artistry and innovation that made William Moorcroft a legend in the decorative arts world.
A remarkable find, this scarce William Moorcroft bottle-shaped pansey vase stands at just 4.5″ 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
An extremely rare twin-handled William Moorcroft vase in the Claremont pattern, decorated with tube-lined red mushrooms against a blue and green ground, circa 1905 to 1912. The form features a flaring foot, tapering body, narrow neck, and twin handles applied at the shoulder. The base is stamped “Made for Liberty & Co.” and marked with the registered design number 420081. The underside also bears the painted signature of William Moorcroft.
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).
Discover an exquisite example of British ceramic artistry with this William Moorcroft Florian Ware Iris vase, presented in a charming small bottle shape. Acquired through the renowned auction house Bonham, this rare piece encapsulates the distinctive elegance and innovation that define Moorcroft’s early work. Signed by William Moorcroft himself and bearing the full James MacIntyre…
William Moorcroft for James Macintyre & Co., Poppy Florian Ware Bud Vase, Burslem, England, early 20th century, the underside marked with brown company cartouche stamp “FLORIAN WARE / JAS. MACINTYRE / BURSLEM / ENGLAND”, RD No. 401753 and impressed “66”.