43 Results: New & Used in vintage pottery in Victoria

C.1930’s Vintage Multicolour Flaxman Ware Hand-Made Pottery Jug/Pitcher. Collectible item was manufactured by W. Deheath in England. Features Double Loop Handle and comes in Good Shape. Depending on the location, item, and weight, interstate shipping can be arranged and calculated prior purchase. Dimensions: 100 x 75 x 145H mm Or Email at 10 Nicholson St, Coburg VIC 3058 Trading Hours: 10AM-6PM (Mon-Sun) For more views visit our website

Excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. Natural variation in glaze. Vintage Scheurich pottery vase from Germany with beige matte finish, 239-18 model. 181mm in height and 100mm in depth, this original piece is marked with the Scheurich backstamp.

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

Wileman & Co., which also traded as The Foley Potteries, was the previous name of Shelley Potteries, which is located in Staffordshire. In 1862, Joseph Ball Shelley became the company's first employee, and in 1896, his son Percy Shelley became the sole proprietor, and the company remained in the Shelley family until 1966, when it was purchased by Allied English Potteries. Although table ware was the main output, the company's china and earthenware items were numerous and varied. Art Nouveau pot

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

‘Wade Ceramics Ltd’ is a manufacturer of porcelain and earthenware, headquartered in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Its products include animal figures for its Collectors Club, whisky flagons, and a variety of industrial ceramics. In the 1950s, the ‘Wade’ potteries created Whimsies, small solid porcelain animal figures first developed by Sir George Wade, which became popular and collectable in Britain and America, following their retail launch in 1954, and were widely available in shops throughout th

This is a vintage stoneware canister/biscuit jar manufactured in Australia by Bendigo Pottery. It measures approximately 13.5cm diameter at the base and is 16.0cm high. The canister has a crackled finish and is in very good condition with no chips.

as you can see the red vase has been glued together price is for the bundle

Ridgway Pottery character mug H: 10cm D: 9cm D: to outside of handle 12cm Photos form part of the description Pick up from Safety Beach on the Mornington Peninsula Price excludes postage

An early 1930s Art Deco hand thrown stoneware collection from the Danish pottery of artist Lauritz Hjorth. Since 1859 generations of the Hjorth family have made pottery on the island of Bornholm, Denmark. By 1880 their pottery was available in the big department stores of Paris, London and Berlin as well as in the US and Australia. From the beginning family artists including many women worked for them. This rare early 1930s group includes the bowl with Greek style Art Deco motifs (model no. 32

New, never used, two original beer steins from 'DANDENONG OKTOBERFEST' 1988 The steins were to celebrate the 15th year of Oktoberfest ...... 1973 - 1988.... the gold stickers attached indicate that. The pottery steins are very solid and heavy, and marked as 'Elischer Australia' on the base. They hold 500 mls... are in as new condition, with no chips or cracks. Please check photos as they form the major part of the description. Postage will be $16.00 As I have these item listed elsewhere, I

A rare Clarice Cliff 1930s Art Deco Sundew dinner set for 4 (plus extras). The set consists of 4 dinner plates, 4 wide /soup bowls, 4 cereal / dessert bowls and 4 side plates, plus a gravy or milk jug and underplate. If desired I can add in an extra dinner plate, wide bowl and saucer. Circa 1936 from Newport Pottery, hand painted in the Sundew green version. One side shows green and pink flowers with a single flower on the other side, accompanied by lilac buds, all trimmed with a mint green ban

One piece ( lady ) has hairline crack Greensborough Leather Backed

Vintage pottery STEULER 4329/1 jug/vase ceramic, very good condition,size-25 cm high 11 cm diameter

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.

Vintage Baldelli orange pottery glazed Fruit Bowl made in Italy diameter 20 cm

Large Stone jug demijohn flask bottle Aprox 40cm high by 21cm across Good condition Pick up south melbourne Threaded lid Antique collectable stove vintage garden decor home old rare good art ceramic pottery porcelin

This pottery vase is in excellent condition and measures 17cm in height and the circumference around the middle of the vase is 61cm. Pick up from Eltham only.

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 beautiful 1930s Clarice Cliff Autumn Crocus salt and pepper/ cruet condiment set, also called a lighthouse shaped muffineer set in the UK, as they could be used to sprinkle sugar on muffins. Clarice Cliff was the first British ceramicist to develop Art Deco patterns and shapes for production and designed many varied cruets which have become a favourite of collectors. Crocus was one of the first celebrated Clarice Cliff designs. In 1928 she produced the simple, hand painted pattern of crocus

Vintage 60’s Pates potteries Sydney Australian glazed vase size -High-20 cm Diameter-10 cm good condition

A very rare 1970s Anja Jaatinen Studio Pottery stoneware bowl/vase made for Arabia Finland’s Art Department, with turquoise blue and black matte glaze, a unique piece. After completing her studies at the Central School of Applied Arts Helsinki in 1955, Anja Jaatinen worked at Arabia as a product designer and ceramic artist for nearly twenty years. At Arabia she created mostly handmade decorative art ceramic objects for Arabia Studio. She also designed tableware patterns, for example Kaira and

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

Antique Crown Devon Green Serving platter This beautifulpiece dates to the mid 1930’s and in great condition with 24ct gold highlites. It would make a beautiful addition to anyones collection. Crown Devon Fieldings (1870 - 1982) The pottery was founded in 1870 by Simon Fieldings in Stoke on Trent, but it would be ten years later before they began to produce Majolica-style pottery that was popular during the 1880s. We have many fantastic vintage items from yesteryear to look at from this disc