30 Results: royal staffordshire pottery england in Australia

Vintage Royal Staffordshire Pottery, AJ Wilkinsin Ltd, Honeyglaze D357A 9, cake plate. Cream coloured background, floral patterned Cake Plate from estate collection. Made in England, C1940s, in very good condition. Backstamp: Royal Staffordshire Pottery A J Wilkinson Ltd England. Dimensions: Diameter 240 mm. Grab a bargain. Pickup from Camp Hill, Brisbane. For further information, please contact .... Thanks for your interest.

A stunning larger octagonal Clarice Cliff Delecia Poppy pattern plate c 1932, 22cm wide. In Art Deco style it is hand painted with huge colourful poppy flowers and fabulous contrasting delecia paint runnings underneath the flowers against a yellow ground. Pattern number 6037. Clarice Cliff’s groundbreaking work with AJ Wilkinson and then her iconic Bizarre Ware at Newport Pottery solidified her place in history and global fame due to their innovative nature. The Art Deco influence reflects the

Vintage English Royal Staffordshire Pottery Wilkinson and Honeyglaze Christine Floral Dish & Plate. Made in England. Circa 1930's. Size of plate is 20.5cm x 15cm. Size of the dish is 21cm x 14.5cm. The plate has normal age crazing. Otherwise both in good condition, no chips or cracks. $10 each. Pick up Esk or Can post at buyers expense. I go to Redcliffe area every month as well.

This Royal Worcester collector lunch plate was produced in England in the 1970s and is hand engraved. The plate was made by 'Palissy Pottery' and belongs to the series 1790 Avon Scenes Blue. The surface is in immaculate condition with just a couple of grazing marks underneath the plate - See pictures. The plate has a width of 22.5 cm and weighs 455 grams. Inspection available as is local pick up. Postage if required is $14.00. (PayPal, Bank deposit or Pay on pick up available).

A stunning, beautifully decorated, ribbed cylindrical Lynton tapering sugar shaker / sifter in the c. 1937 Dryday pattern, number 779. Dryday is an unusual and rare landscape design in crisp, clear colours. At age 17 Clarice Cliff began work at the Royal Staffordshire Pottery owned by AJ Wilkinson. During the mid 1920s she began designing for Wilkinsons and was given her own studio. Cliff was the first British ceramicist to develop Art Deco patterns and shapes for commercial production and her

Still available (Ad will be deleted when sold) *LOCATION: SEATON SA* (or can post at buyers expense) ABN: 73543836572 "ROYALE STRATFORD ENGLAND Vintage miniature porcelain FLOWER POSY BOWL figurine A" Item: Vintage Decorative Miniature Figurine Material: Porcelain / Pottery, glazed (High Gloss) Maker / Brand: ROYALE STRATFORD (Similar in style / design to Coalport, Radnor, Royal Adderley, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Thorley, Capodimonte etc) Theme: Flower Posy Bowl Makers Marks / Numbers:

Still available (Ad will be deleted when sold) *LOCATION: SEATON SA* (or can post at buyers expense) ABN: 73543836572 "ROYALE STRATFORD ENGLAND Vintage miniature porcelain FLOWER POSY BOWL figurine B" Item: Vintage Decorative Miniature Figurine Material: Porcelain / Pottery, glazed (High Gloss) Maker / Brand: ROYALE STRATFORD (Similar in style / design to Coalport, Radnor, Royal Adderley, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Thorley, Capodimonte etc) Theme: Flower Posy Bowl Makers Marks / Numbers:

Still available (Ad will be deleted when sold) *LOCATION: SEATON SA* (or can post at buyers expense) ABN: 73543836572 "ROYALE STRATFORD ENGLAND Vintage miniature porcelain FLOWER POSY BOWL figurine C" Item: Vintage Decorative Miniature Figurine Material: Porcelain / Pottery, glazed (High Gloss) Maker / Brand: ROYALE STRATFORD (Similar in style / design to Coalport, Radnor, Royal Adderley, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Thorley, Capodimonte etc) Theme: Flower Posy Bowl Makers Marks / Numbers:

Royal Winton cabbage leaf serving dish made between 1934 and 1950 by Grimwades Ltd, England, founded in Stoke-on-Trent in the Staffordshire Potteries in 1885. Shipping POA

** PLEASE NOTE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS AD THEN IT'S STILL AVAILABLE, THANKS:) **Also for sale - each listed and priced individually- I have more similar plates - see last photo** Vintage Retro C.1930’s/ 40’s ‘THE BIARRITZ’ Royal Staffordshire Reg No 784849 Made in England Beautiful floral Design - pink flowers Rare design Ceramic Plate/ Dish/ Platter Rectangular shape - measures 22.5cm x 19.5cm ‘From 1927 Clarice Cliff was credited for her shape designs as well as her patterns. These inclu

** PLEASE NOTE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS AD THEN IT'S STILL AVAILABLE, THANKS:) **Also for sale - each listed and priced individually- I have more similar plates - see last photo** Vintage Retro C.1930’s/ 40’s ‘THE BIARRITZ’ Royal Staffordshire Reg No 784849 Made in England Beautiful floral Design Ceramic Plate/ Dish/ Platter Rectangular shape - measures 26.5cm x 21cm ‘From 1927 Clarice Cliff was credited for her shape designs as well as her patterns. These included this Biarritz rectangular

** PLEASE NOTE - IF YOU'RE READING THIS AD THEN IT'S STILL AVAILABLE, THANKS:) **Also for sale - each listed and priced individually- I have more similar plates - see last photo** Vintage Retro C.1930’s/ 40’s ‘THE BIARRITZ’ Royal Staffordshire Reg No 784849 RADIANCE #10436 Made in England Beautiful floral Design Ceramic Plate/ Dish/ - CAN BE EASILY MADE INTO A CAKE STAND/ HIGH TEA PLATE WITH HANDLE (Simply insert a Cake Stand Handle Fitting into the existing hole in the Center of the plate)

A stunning Clarice Cliff Spring Crocus Bizarre hand painted lidded tureen and serving platter from Newport Pottery with vibrant pink, yellow and blue crocus flowers set against a mid green and aqua border, in great condition. By age 17 Clarice Cliff was working at the Royal Staffordshire Pottery owned by AJ Wilkinson. During the mid 1920s she began designing for Wilkinsons and was given her own studio. In 1928 she produced the hand painted pattern of Crocus flowers in orange, blue and purple.

A collectable Clarice Cliff Athens shape jug in the very rare late 1930s Summit design, a version of the celebrated 1934 Rhodanthe pattern, both featuring similar flowers in shape and colour. Also sometimes confused with Morning Dew, they were created in Clarice Cliff’s new painting technique from 1934 called ‘etching’ where her decorators applied enamels freehand, and the colours overlapped, woven together with broader brushstrokes using harmonious colours. In Rhodanthe orange blended with yel

A very collectable vintage Art Deco Clarice Cliff, Royal Staffordshire 1930s Water Lily bowl hand painted in pinks, blues, yellows and greens. It has a large opening to serve as a bowl or planter. This is the beautiful pink version which has deeper pink at the base of the petals, with the colour graduating to a lighter shade at the top. There are stronger colours around the base for the foliage, flower buds and blue water. Large and striking. At the age of 17 Clarice Cliff was working for the

Royal Staffordshire Pottery England A.j. Wilkinson Ltd Homeglaze Plate Pu: Narre Warren

I’m not a dealer. The dish is in excellent condition, not used much. SIZE: Approx. 30cm Pick up only

BON BON BOWL ROYAL STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY MADE ENGLAND A J WILKINSON Pick-up West Beach SA near Glenelg.

Dish is in excellent condition for it's age. Made in England. Size - 19.5cm x 13.7cm x 1.8cm deep approximately Handle is 8.5sm total height with handle 10cm approximatley Selling home items as down sizing my home, please see other listings. Pick up in Werribee is available.

‘Royal Vale’ bone china is a rather low-key and innocuous mark. The Colclough China Company's backstamp trademark ‘Royal Vale’ bone china is called after the Colclough's ‘Vale Potteries’ in Longton, Staffordshire, England. Herbert Joseph Colclough, a former mayor, created the corporation. H J Colclough, subsequently ‘Colclough China Ltd’, created ‘Royal Vale’ bone china at ‘Vale Pottery Works’. The firm was given a royal licence to create ‘Royal Vale’ chinaware during a visit to the pottery by

Pretty in Pink H. Aynsley & Co. Ceramic Pedestal Stand. Made in England. Aynsley China Ltd. is a British manufacturer of bone china tableware, giftware, handpainted figurines and animals and commemorative items. The company was founded in 1775 by John Aynsley in Lane End, Longton, Staffordshire. In 1861 his grandson John Aynsley built the historic Portland Works on Sutherland Road, Longton, Staffordshire. Commemorative wares to mark Royal occasions were popular line of the company, reaching the

‘Royal Vale’ bone china is a rather low-key and innocuous mark. The Colclough China Company's backstamp trademark ‘Royal Vale’ bone china is called after the Colclough's ‘Vale Potteries’ in Longton, Staffordshire, England. Herbert Joseph Colclough, a former mayor, created the corporation. H J Colclough, subsequently ‘Colclough China Ltd’, created ‘Royal Vale’ bone china at ‘Vale Pottery Works’. The firm was given a royal licence to create ‘Royal Vale’ chinaware during a visit to the pottery by

‘Royal Vale’ bone china is a rather low-key and innocuous mark. The Colclough China Company's backstamp trademark ‘Royal Vale’ bone china is called after the Colclough's ‘Vale Potteries’ in Longton, Staffordshire, England. Herbert Joseph Colclough, a former mayor, created the corporation. H J Colclough, subsequently ‘Colclough China Ltd’, created ‘Royal Vale’ bone china at ‘Vale Pottery Works’. The firm was given a royal licence to create ‘Royal Vale’ chinaware during a visit to the pottery by

‘Royal Vale’ bone china is a rather low-key and innocuous mark. The Colclough China Company's backstamp trademark ‘Royal Vale’ bone china is called after the Colclough's ‘Vale Potteries’ in Longton, Staffordshire, England. Herbert Joseph Colclough, a former mayor, created the corporation. H J Colclough, subsequently ‘Colclough China Ltd’, created ‘Royal Vale’ bone china at ‘Vale Pottery Works’. The firm was given a royal licence to create ‘Royal Vale’ chinaware during a visit to the pottery by