Item Price: £100
Size: 10 inches
Condition: Good
Age: 1920's
In Stock: Yes
Item ID: 0013

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Item Price: £1000
Size: 8 inches
Condition: Good
Age: 1920's
In Stock: Yes
Item ID: 0012

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Carltonware ginger jar

This is a good example of a large (ht.11 1/2 inches) Carltonware’s Forest Tree 3244 pattern,which displays really effectively on this ginger jar and cover.

It has the matt glaze, strong blue ground, with exotic trees with birch-like white/black trunks and pendant foliage in lavender,orange, further embellishment with copious gilding.

Item ID: 002

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Carltonware ginger jar & cover

This is a good example of a large (ht.11 1/2 inches) Carltonware’s  Forest Tree 3244 pattern,which displays really effectively on this large ginger jar and cover.

This Fantasy Design piece has the matt glaze, blue ground, with exotic trees with birch-like white/black trunks and pendant foliage in lavender and orange, further embellishment with copious gilding. Dates to 1920′s 30′s Deco period.

Item ID: 001

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Rene Lalique was glass designer and master jeweller during the Art Nouveau era. His great talent and creativity evolved over time and he developed his style to such an extent that he was able to dominate the Art Deco glass and jewelry markets also.

Lalique was born April 6, 1860 in Ay, a small town in the Champagne region of France. He went to college in Paris where he perfected his drawing talent. In 1874, he began a goldsmith apprenticeship with the Parisian jeweler, Louis Aucoq and 2 years later moved to London to attend the Sydenham Art College.

During this time his skills improved remarkably and he started doing freelance work for the Houses of Coty, Boucheron and Coty. He started his own company in 1885. It still operates to this day.

His boyhood summers were spent in his home town, Ay, and this early exposure to nature would forever influence his style. His pieces contained classic Art Nouveau motifs like insects, dragonflies, flowers, birds and other natural life forms.

He designed a variety of stunning pieces – jewelry, tableware, glass perfume bottles, vases, lighting and figurines and even car hood ornaments! In the 1920s, his style evolved from the naturalistic Art Nouveau forms, to more streamlined pieces to suit the newly emerging Deco aesthetic.

He began using materials typical of the 1920s and 1930s – chrome, ivory, enamel and metal. His glass pieces became more “opalescent, produced by adding phosphates, fluorine and aluminum oxide to glass in order to make it opaque, and by adding tiny amounts of cobalt to produce an internal blue tint.”

To learn more about Lalique’s career during the Art Deco Era, visit Art Deco Artists.

The Royal Doulton is an English company, founded in the 19th century by John Doulton. It specialised in producing tableware and collectibles and had its first headquarters in London. The company’s fame grew in the field of pottery as they excelled in producing cookware, glassware, porcelain items, gift ware and other kinds of collectibles. The Royal Doulton has now branched out into brands like the Minton, Royal Albert, Gordon Ramsay and Monique Luhilier.

The Royal Doulton has infused a lot of creativity into all its products making them a collector’s delight! Character jugs, mugs, sugar bowls, liquor holders, teapots and a lot of other items made by the Doultons make perfect gifts as they are innovatively created featuring a number of popular personalities and even your favourite story book characters!

The Royal Doulton is however an all time favourite with people of all ages. The Prestige figurines are made to order and are created with extreme care and detail, making each piece one of a kind – unique and priceless! The moulds are destroyed after making each figurine to ensure complete authenticity. The figurines were first created in the 1880′s by Charles Noke and since then a number of these masterpieces have been collected over the world. They have the Factory Sample Figures, Petite Figurines, Royal Doulton Dickens and the Story book figurines. Each figure is created painstakingly by the artisans and the results are wonderful, colourful and outstanding examples of proficient craftsmanship. A pure delight to own.

Explicit detail goes into every Royal Doulton product be it jugs, mugs, unique collectibles, bunnykins, figurines or any other gift ware. A continuous thirst for perfection and excellence has made the Doulton company a leader in it’s field and they have maintained that position for over two centuries, a commendable feat indeed!

Item Price: £500
Size: Very Good
Condition: 1930's
Age: Yes
In Stock: 002
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Item Price: 550
Size: Mint
Condition: 1920's
Age: Yes
In Stock: 003
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