Vintage Clarice Cliff Law Courts Newport Pottery Decorative Wall Plate Reg No 840076 Plate
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Origin:
Longton Hall
Time Period:
Post-1950
Type:
Plates & Bowls
Bob Shop ID:
611752294
Title: Vintage Clarice Cliff Law Courts Newport Pottery Decorative Wall Plate Reg No 840076 Plate.
Manufacturer: Newport Pottery Co Ltd. Made in England.
Diameter: 27.0cm.
Height: 2.0cm.
Info: Vintage from the 1950's.
A vintage Clarice Cliff dinner plate. Made in England by Newport Pottery Co Ltd, England. Each plate in this Clarice Cliff series displays a different British landmark. This plate shows the Law Courts in London. The plate has a rich cream colour with a delicate dental scalloping & gold trim on its outer edge. The inner rim has multi- scenes of England in a rich burgundy. In great condition.
Back Stamp with the words: "There Will Always be An England" with a British knight in full armor riding a horse.
Clarice Cliff: The Potter.
Clarice Cliff was born in Tunstall, England in 1899 and grew up in the Staffordshire pottery district. She began work at 13 years of age and by 1916 was a studio painter at Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery in Burslem, England.
In 1920, Wilkinson took over the nearby Newport Pottery which included a large amount of unsold plain white pottery. By 1926-27, Cliff had begun to decorate this unsold white ware with bright hand brushed paint in Art Deco designs. The designs were so successful that an entire new line was put into production in 1928. New Art Deco ceramic shapes were added in 1929. In the late 1930's changing public tastes limited production and WW II ended it altogether. Some production was resumed after the War and continued off and on until 1963.
Interest in Cliff's work was renewed with an exhibit of her works in England at both the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Brighton Museum in 1972. Later, in the same year, Cliff died and prices of her pottery began rising. In 1982, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York placed a small collection on view. Another English exhibition was assembled by the Warwick Museum in 1987.
Condition: Very Good with minor usage marks on the plate, the Gold Trim and detail on the edges is in very good condition.
Price: R 395.00 Inc Vat.
