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Many of the established companies continued to flourish and new Art Deco and modern designs appeared. Wedgwood's Fairyland lustre, Royal Doulton figures & toby jugs, Shelley, Moorcroft and Clarisse Cliff are all examples of creative ceramic artists as well as the later Poole pottery and the cottage patterns known as Chintz. |
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Tea plate, 5-1/2"square,"Queen ann" shape. Pattern #11476 showing a stylized black tree . Mark in green on reverse. | 1926 | Shelley | $55.00 |
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JUG / PITCHER , 4-1/2inches high. The Sporting Series. RARE ICE HOCKEY SCENE showing a player with KED on his shirt and a goal keeper with Number 3. Probably a Canadian team. Note no helmets! Cream body with gold rim. Marked on base. | c. 1955 | Arthur Wood | $245.00 |
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PLATE, 10-3/4", blue transfer print "The Columbia Plates" made for the Alumni Federation of Columbia University. This plate is number 7 from the series; "School of Mines, Morningside". The wide border has flowers and scrolls, a lion sculpture and a gazebo, three reserves with buildings and the college seal. Fully marked on reverse. | 1932 | Wedgwood | $115.00 |
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