Arthur Vandyk Antiques

Description

Arthur Vandyk Antiques are delighted to present for sale this Nosegay Pattern Art Deco Clarice Cliff salad bowl fully stamped to the base. The pattern is named after the Nosegay plant with a beautiful flower depicted on the bowl. This Art Deco style bowl was designed in the late 1930s.

This beautiful bowl would make a wonderful gift for a loved one or a would make a fabulous addition to any ceramics or Clarice Cliff pottery collection and would look splendid on display in your home. This ware could be a starter piece for your Clarice Cliff ceramics collection.

Clarice Cliff's life is featured in the new Sky film 'The Colour Room' out now and shows her Art Deco designs.

This is your opportunity to buy a piece of affordable Clarice Cliff to enjoy for many years to come, that can be passed down the generations.

The Details are as follows:

Name of maker: Clarice Cliff

Name of pattern: Nosegay

Name of Pattern: Origin: England, Royal Staffordshire Ceramics

Year of Manufacture: C 1937-1952

Decorative method: Hand painted on glaze.

Dimensions: 16cm/6inches

Condition Report: In overall good condition for its age however there is some yellowing, marks and indents to the rim, as well as age related wear, otherwise a pretty and collectable example that will grace your ceramics collection.

Due to the fact that the pieces are hand painted the colour application is not identical across the crocus range and thus there are inconsistencies as a the plates were painted by a range of paintresses in the factory.
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