French Art Deco Vase, Ceramic with Geometric Patterns

2 Small Moorcroft ceramic plates, the so-called 780/4 trays. The ceramic plates have two different floral designs, are hand painted and glazed to a high gloss. Two great collector's items, delightful hall trays for personal treasures and a touch of British royal flair for your home. The first Moorcroft art pottery was designed by William Moorcroft and launched in 1897. In 1913, under the name W. Moorcroft Ltd, the present factory was established in Sandbach Road. William Moorcroft was a graduate of what is now the Royal College of Art in London. His novel art pottery was purchased by prestigious stores from the beginning. Meanwhile, early Moorcroft ceramics...

Special Moorcroft ceramic table clock, the so-called CL1 Clock in the edition "Queens Choice". The ceramic clock has a colorful design, which depicts var...

French Art Deco ceramic sculpture with fishes, glazed, 1920 by Susse Freres. Unique handmade ceramic sculpture from Paris, France. The pictured fish and underwater landscape is elabo...

Staffordshire figurines are a kind of popular ceramic figurines that were made in England from the 18th century onwards. Most Staffordshire figurines made between 1740 and 1900 were produced by small potteries, and manufacturer's details are generally missing. Most Victorian figurines (1837-1900) were designed (like these) to stand on a shelf or mantelpiece, and are therefore only modeled and decorated where they are visible from the front and sides. These are known as "flatbacks". The figures were created mainly in Staffordshire, but also in other counties and in Scotland, all of which can loosely be called "Staffordshire figures". The figurines described by this term are usually made of earthenware, although the early figurines may be made of stoneware, and the more expensive porcelain figurines made by the larger potteries in Staffordshire and elsewhere in England are not usually covered by this term. These reflect the metropolitan and international style and have been more carefully modeled and painted. Of the wide variety of figurines produced, the Staffordshire dog figurine...

This light green Art Deco vase comes from Germany and is from the 1920s. It is an eye-catcher that brings fresh accents to any interior, even without flowers. The pastel green tone c...

Art Deco fish sculpture by Le Jan from France from the 1930s . The sculpture is made of ceramic, was cast in the factory of Saint Clément in Lunéville and glazed in craquelé style in...

Longwy Art Deco French Cloisonné Ceramic Geometric Gourd Shape, Large Vase, bright color with stunning blues, classic gourd shape. Repeated floral and leaf designs with bright colors, blues, and crackle cream to create a dynamic pattern rarely seen in Longwy pottery...

French Art Deco ceramic vase, France, 1931. Ceramic vase made especially for the 1931 International Colonial Exhibition in Paris. The first time we see it. Height: 9.4"(23.8cm), Diam...

Art deco cream and brown textured French ceramic vase,

French white craquelure vase by Charlotte Chauchet (1878-1964) for Atelier Primavera au Printemps Signed Primavera, France, Numbered.

An Art Deco Vase made by Longwy in France with the technique of Ceramic Cloisonné that gives an extra dimension to the design by carving heavy lines into the pattern and filling them...

Longwy Art Deco French Cloisonné Ceramic Vase. Stunning color with faceted base with blue, gold circular droplets interse...