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For sale is an extremely early Doulton Lambeth art pottery small jug. Made in the late 1860s. These pieces are few and far between and even rarer to find in perfect condition. Adorned with many repeated geometric shapes, with primarily pyramid shapes to the body before a rounded collar to the neck. Vertical interspersed lines then delicately decorate the neck. The handle is smooth, simply with an upturned end to the base. The simplicity, yet the brilliance of all the different sized pyramids create such an interesting effect. A couple of these early pieces are illustrated in "The Doulton Lambeth Wares" book by Desmond Eyles and Louise Irvine. They came just before the very first George Tinworth pieces so are a prize for the collector who would like to include the earliest work in their collection. Stamped beneath with the rare Doulton Lambeth box lettered stamp, this is the stamp that preceded the early oval stamp. It is not signed by an artist. A wonderful piece of history! -
Discover a beautiful piece of Victorian art pottery with this 1880 Doulton Lambeth pitcher by the renowned Mark V. Marshall. Richly decorated with relief plums and foliage in striking cobalt blue, ochre and cream glazes, it also displays design influences from Marshall's early work with the Martin Brothers. Fully marked to the base with the Doulton Lambeth stamp, Marshall's initials and the original factory marks. Professionally restored to the handle and priced accordingly, this is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a highly collectible example of one of Doulton's finest artists.
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For sale we have a gorgeous Doulton Lambeth miniature Hannah Barlow vase, dating to the turn of the century. Decorated with five horses eating grass and nibbling tree leaves, this diminutive vase is a true delight. With a bronzed stoneware glaze on which Hannah has worked her sgraffito, it is a warm, charming little piece. It would not surprise if a hint of metallic oxides were used as there is a slight lustrousness to the glaze. Measuring 13cm, or just over 5 inches, there are not many Hannah Barlow pieces of this size around! -
Doulton Lambeth Hannah Barlow Lions Biscuit Barrel (c. 1890s)
A magnificent and exceptionally rare piece of late 19th-century British Art Pottery. This Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrel features an exquisite, 360-degree sgraffito study of a lion pride—depicting a majestic male lion, two lionesses, and a young male—incised directly into the clay by legendary artist Hannah Barlow. Complete with its beautiful original lid, it stands in pristine, untouched condition.
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Dimensions: 15 cm H × 13 cm W (base)
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Condition: Perfect, unrestored original condition
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Marks: Stamped Doulton Lambeth "cog" mark with "ENGLAND", incised HB monogram, and factory pattern numbers
A superlative collector's item representing the pinnacle of Hannah Barlow's wild animal studies.
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Doulton Lambeth Sgraffito Horse Vase | Hannah Barlow & Florence C. Roberts
A superb piece of early 20th-century British Art Pottery. This Doulton Lambeth vase showcases a continuous 360-degree sgraffito scene depicting six horses, foals, and farm buildings. Hand-incised by renowned artist Hannah Barlow, the central band is framed by rich cobalt blue and tubelined floral borders created by artist Florence C. Roberts.
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Dimensions: 27 cm H × 13 cm W
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Condition: Perfect, unrestored original condition
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Marks: Stamped with the Royal Doulton Lambeth mark, incised HBB and FcR artist monograms, and factory series numbers
An extraordinary collector's piece combining exceptional provenance, rare collaborative artistry, and pristine preservation.
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For sale is a delightful and very early Hannah Barlow Horses jug, dated 1874. Presented with two horses galloping to the front of the jug, wild grasses adorn the rear of the jug. Blue foliate designs dominate the neck up to the top rim and are typical of these early, simpler designs that are more understated than flamboyant. The handle is similarly decorated in repeated blue foliates from bottom to top. In excellent condition, the piece is highly original, with only a small flake invisibly corrected to the rim. Everything else is correct and original as the day it left the factory. Stamped with the early oval Doulton Lambeth mark and dated 1874. Hannah Barlow's initials are clear beneath as well as a production code. This is a superb piece of Doulton Lambeth history which displays superbly and has a wonderful glaze to it. Should you be interested, you will not be disappointed adding it to your collection! -
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For sale we have this outstanding quality Hannah Barlow biscuit barrel decorated with six cats in various states from relaxation to spats! The navy sgraffito work is some of the best we've seen and is a testament to her skills as a master ceramicist at Doulton Lambeth. This piece looks so good we decided to display it for a couple of years before deciding to put it up for sale. The barrel boasts one large work of a sleeping cat, two cats having a stand-off spat, and three others sitting and socialising. Such as endearing piece. The top and bottom borders are bands of mini florettes and blue rush groups repeated all the way around. Two blue lug handles finish the effect on either side. Condition wise, there are a few things to mention here. First, and rather obviously, the lid has gone missing and this is an old replacement lid that came with the piece when we acquired it. The original lid would have been stoneware. Secondly, the top rim has two nibbles (one 5mm and the other 1mm) and the top inside rim also has two nibbles (one 8mm and the other 5mm). The base edge has one 2mm nibble. Other than this, there are no other cracks, chips or any restoration to the piece. The photos clearly show the condition. Beneath, we have Hannah Barlows "HBB" monogram together with the shape code 498 and the Doulton Lambeth cog and "England" present and correct. This places the production of the piece around the early 1890s. If as a collector you can look past the lid and a few nibbles to the tremendous quality of this example, this is a piece that will give you a lot of enjoy. -
For sale we have this tall and commanding Doulton Lambeth vase by George Tinworth. It is an early piece, dating to 1876. George has used his signature "Seaweed Scroll" design across the vase to great effect, with subtle green seaweed contrasted against a rich brown background. The beading work to the scrolls is refined and delicate. Geometric tactile borders reside above and below the scrolling, with vertical leaf patterns extenuating the narrow base section to give interest and play to its height. The leaves also have subtle purples and pinks in them, which really adds to the piece overall. Inside the rim, the purple is evident again and adds further contrast to a well executed vase by Doulton Lambeth's master artist. Presented in undamaged original condition, the vase is stamped correctly beneath with the oval Doulton Lambeth stamp and the date 1876. This vase was originally one of two, and only one was signed with the GT monogram to the main body, which was a typical scenario. The picture of the other vase is provided below as proof that this piece is 100% a George Tinworth vase. Offered for sale at a very competitive price. The buyer will not be disappointed!
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