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For sale is an exceptional and very early Doulton Lambeth jug by rare and sought after artist Emily J. Edwards, dated 1874.

The vase is decorated with natural green foliage swirls that have a dotted, textured outline. The background really lights this piece up and is most unusual, being a mix of lighter shades blended into bold pinks, purples and blues to create a breathtaking effect of aesthetic splendour. Banded, lined borders draw influence from Arthur Barlow’s work, her peer. The handle presents with bands of lined borders and leaves.

The vase is overall in very good condition with no restoration. We have identified a small, faint hairline to the top rim, but it is hardly noticeable, has no edge to the nail, and therefore we believe the jug is best left untouched as the rest of its condition is wonderful.

Beneath the foot is the clear monogram of Emily J Edwards and the early oval Doulton Lambeth stamp, together with the year 1874. Assistant marks are also present, which is to be expecte

For sale is a really well executed early Doulton Lambeth Ewer by renowned artist George Tinworth. A classical period shape emboldened by a vibrant blue and then adorned with Tinworth’s “Seaweed Scroll” design, framed to the top and bottom with a contrasting ribbed borders. The slender curved handle carries further scrollwork to its outer surface to bring further aesthetic to this wonderful piece of history.

To the main body, we have bold “GT” initials for George Tinworth. Beneath, we have the Doulton Lambeth stamp dating the ewer to 1879 with two other potter and assistant signatures. The Ewer is in outstanding original condition and will delight any serious early Doulton or Arts & Crafts collectors!

Offered for sale is this wonderful lemonade jug by renowned Doulton Lambeth artist George Tinworth. The jug is decorated with his lovely swirling and beaded “Seaweed Scroll” design in the richest of green hues. Intermittent foliage in bold blue has been placed between, above or below the scroll work. The background is in an oatmeal colour repeatedly stamped with a small design to finish the aesthetic intensity of these art pottery pieces. To the top is a silver plated rim, spout and finialed lid . In excellent original condition and fully signed, stamped and dated 1877.

Offered for sale is this very early 1871-1872 gourd vase by the famous Arthur Barlow. Arthur was brother to the famous Hannah Barlow. Extremely disabled from an accident as a child, Arthur Barlow found his purpose and explored his gifts at Doulton Lambeth. He became one of the sought after artists representing often the best of the early 1870s work. He died young in 1877, so his work is rare.