Moorcroft, Florian, Macintyre, Hibiscus,

A small selection from our stock

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	William Moorcroft exceptional Claremont vase circa 1925 on a shaded green/blue and powder blue ground 20.5cm, in excellent condition. Impressed marks to base and W. Moorcroft signature. Provenance: Richard Wright Collection	£ 6950
	Small Pomegranate vase about 7.5cm high. In very good, undamaged condition. Circa 1920s. I have a good selection of small vases in my stock not illustrated here on my website, including flambé pieces, suitable as gifts, which can be viewed at my gallery. Enquiries welcome!	£ 295
	Bowl 5 ¼” diameter, Columbine design, lightly flambéd, 1950s.	£ 370
	10” diameter Tiger Lily plate on a light yellow ground, circa 1965	£495
	7" Early Hibiscus vase c.1960	£495
	Rare Macintyre / Moorcroft Seven Piece Dressing Table Set 18th Century Design c.1908 Rim chips to candlesticks & very slight rim chips to pin boxes & chip to inner under rim of one cover have been minimally and well restored. All except candlesticks are stamped: ' Made for Joseph W.Bridge Ltd. Accrington'. Small tray has retailer's name inscribed in green.	The ring tree and small oblong tray have been sold. Still available: pair of candlesticks £350, and large tray and two pin boxes and covers £650
	7 1/2" Florian Ware Poppy jardiniere c.1900. Minimally & well repaired crack.	£ 850
	6" Macintyre water jug in a Blue Poppy design c.1904. Small minimally restored chip mainly to inner lip of pourer.	£ 720
	Shouldered Clematis vase circa 1949 on a light green shading to dark blue ground, 6 ¼” high. Chip to rim and inside of base edge and slight glaze chip to base edge have been minimally and well restored. Good colouring.	£ 245
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	7 3/4" Pair of florian ware vases in the Blue Poppy design on a white ground c.1904 Very slight chips to top and base rim of one. Retailer's mark for 'Townsend & Co Newcastle on Tyne'. Of exceptional elegance and delicacy.	£3950
	7" Saltglaze Cornflower vase c.1935, very slight, short hairline crack to rim.	£795
	Leaves and Berries vase, about 4.5" Impressed marks including facsimile signature to base. Some surface dullness/dryness to blue glaze around neck.	£355
	Moorcroft FLAMMINIAN tray with foliate roundels at each corner. Signed in green under glaze W Moorcroft RD. NO. 452777 MADE FOR LIBERTY & CO." stamped in red (see larger images). Impressed shape 285. 33cm by 22cm.	RESERVED
	Yellow Cornflower tobacco jar & match stand. Stamped retailer's mark 'Made for Fribourg & Treyer'. Tobacco jar with arms of Exeter College has chips to rim under cover. Match striker with arms of Magdalen College has nicks to threads of striker.	£1450 (jar) £650 (striker)
	SMALL AFRICAN LILY flambé vase, circa later 1950s, about 11cm. Impressed marks: MOOCROFT MADE IN ENGLAND & M. Curious insignificant small dig/chip to centre of base, to which I would apply a drop of superglue if I were keeping it myself to seal against further light flaking.	SOLD
	8" Studio Pottery vase c.1935. Facsimilie signature.	£150
	SMALL MOORCROFT COLUMBINE vase on shaded bluegreen to light pearlgreen ground, of compressed (onion) shape. Circa 1950s, or later? Impressed lightly MOOCROFT to base. Height about 7.2cm/ 2 7/8”.	£225
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	6 5/8" Clematis vase	£475
	3 5/8" Anemone flambé vase c.1960	SOLD
	Clematis flambé vase approximately 6½” high. Excellent, subtle colours and condition. Circa late 1950s. (Picture doesn`t do it justice, looks squatter than it is, and appears to show too much neck from the angle the picture was taken!)	SOLD
	10 pieces of Moorcroft Powder Blue teaware circa 1920 (7 pieces impressed MOORCROFT BURSLEM, circa 1916) comprising: 3½” high teapot and cover of very attractive proportions (all powder blue tablewares are hand thrown), 7½” diameter bread and butter or cake plate, 2 small side plates 5¼” dia, small shallow slop or sweatmeat dish 4 5/8” dia, cup & two saucers (hairline crack to cup), tapered milk jug 2½” high & tapered sugar bowl 3” dia.	Only remaining items are teapot and cover, and7½” diameter bread and butter or cake plate
	8” Saltglaze vase in Leaf and Berry design with partially glazed finish, 1930s. Subtle colouring. Slight blemish to base edge.	£775
	Two Macintyre teapot stands, 6 3/8” diameter. Right : William Moorcroft design featuring forget-me-nots against a light blue ground bordered with dark green. Brown Macintyre stamp. Very slightly grazed. Left : Aurelian blue transfer design circa 1902, attributed to William Moorcroft. Rg. No. Pt. 314899 stamped in blue, Macintyre stamp in black.	Forget-me-nots design £395 Aurelian design £235
	Shallow dish or plate featuring a well-painted Clematis, 7 ¼” diameter. Circa late 50s.	£325
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	Rare Florian Ware bowl c1902 decorated in Tulips and stylised flowers, Made for Liberty & Co. Photographed when damaged; has now been minimally and well restored. See `Moorcroft Pottery` pages 23 and 32 (1987 edition) for variant bowls, similar designs, of this unusual collapsed (folded over) style, all with `MADE FOR LIBERTY & CO` mark.	£ 875
	9 1/4" Diameter Orange Blossom glazed plate c.1935 with central orange blossom and leaf motif.	£275
	PANSY ovoid vase with collar rim: shades of blue & pink pansies on a dark blue ground. Delightful small vase, 1920s. Impressed marks to base: MOOCROFT MADE IN ENGLAND. Heigth about 8.5cm (3 3/8").	£385
	Walter Moorcroft true miniature globular Hibiscus vase with collar rim decorated with a red and a yellow hibiscus on a dark green ground. About 4.7cm high. Printed Moorcroft miniature mark to base. Circa later 1970s.	£125
	Orchid vase about 9.7cm high, circa 1930s, on a dark inky blue and yellow ground. Unimportant slight short firing crack to vase interior a little way below rim.	£440
	Excellent small Big Poppy waisted vase about 3 3/8" / 8.5cm high. Impressed marks to base: MOOCROFT MADE IN ENGLAND, & paper label `Potter to HM THE QUEEN`. Circa late 1920s	£470
	Cylindrical pot and cover about 3 3/4" high, saltglaze Orchid design, 1930s.	£395
	Rare saltglaze Art Deco globular Fish vase with collar rim about 12 1/2" c.1935. Surreal, minimalist (one fish to rear), rather humourous, rather distressed (crazed and hairlines). I'd be interested to hear of other examples of the fish design on this large size and shape vase.	£750
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