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George Tinworth - History of England
Vase c1872
 George
Tinworth’s History of England Vase was one of the major pieces
made for the Chicago World's Fair, and Tinworth rose to be recognised
as the most notable artist of the early Doulton period and the most
comprehensively represented artist.
The History of England vase stands 52 5/8 inches tall and dated
1872,
The last auction estimate was $80,000 to $120,000
It is one of only two thought to have been made. |
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George Tinworth Novelty Mouse Figures
 George
Tinworth modelled mice either singly as paperweights and chessmen,
or in groups that tell a story.
A menu holder, for example, first produced at Doulton in 1885,
is designed as an apple stall with the mouse attendant asleep
while another quietly steals an apple.
He produced these figures as light relief and mostly one-offs
and there is little or no documentation for them.
They are however, highly desireable and much sought after by
collectors.
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Francis Pope - Matched Pair of art
Nouveau Vases.
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Pair of Doulton Lambeth Art Nouveau Stoneware Baluster Vases by
Francis C Pope.
19th century each incised and moulded with three upward swept and
whiplashed multi-headed flowers against an olive green/white mottled
glaze.
Impressed cog mark and incised Francis Pope monogram "FCP
3 11", 38.5cm high
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stunning pair of art nouveau vases
of large proprtion, that just ooze quality in every aspect. Sold
at auction for £1400 in 2007 |
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George Tinworth - The swimming Bath
Another rare one-off piece by George Tinworth depicting
a scene from a public bath.
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The Barlow Sisters :
Hannah, together with her sister Florence produced some of the
most beautiful animal and bird studies ever seen on ceramic bodies.
Both are highly sought after by Doulton collectors.
They have distinctly different styles and both agreed early on
to concentrate on different subjects, Hannah mostly British animals
and Florence mostly British garden birds. |
Hannah Barlow: |
Florence Barlow |
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single vase of significant proportion demonstrating the superb artistry
produced by Hannah Barlow using the sgraffito method and depicting
the typical band of wild animals in a naturalistic setting. |
 Hannah,
together with her sister Florence produced some of the most beautiful
animal and bird studies ever seen on ceramic bodies. Both are ighly
sought after by Doulton collectors. |
E Piper - Presentation Plaque c1894
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Doulton & Co enamelled presentation plaque dedicated to Mr Robert
Kelsall, the pottery manager.
Inscribed
within foliate carpet borders and highlighted in gilt.
Dated
Dec. 1894.
Signed
E Piper
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Eliza Simmance - Art Nouveau Vases
A Pair of Royal Doulton Stoneware Art Nouveau Vases
by Eliza Simmance,
Both of slender tapered ovoid shape with trumpet
necks, decorated with three slender trees whose stylised strapwork
trunks begin near the foot and broaden into inverted arched panels
enclosing flowering branches.
Mainly brown, mottled green and dark blue, against
a mottled grey/white ground,
Impressed lion & crown mark. Incised "ES
539", and "P" within a shield. Sold on ebay for
£1280 in 2007
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