European Fired Arts: Prototypes and Rarities

This Pilkington's Royal Lancaster lustre vase was manufactured in England during the early 20th century, circa 1905-1915. The earthenware vessel...

Showcasing a sleek monochrome palette inspired by the natural beauty of its namesake. The design is accentuated by the distinctive titanium finish, le

This Royal Doulton Titania ware bowl is an oval form featuring a deeply fluted and scalloped rim. The ceramic is finished in a mottled teal-green crys

The porcelain vase features a paneled decorative scheme depicting angels executed in a palette of brown and ochre pigments. A continuous scrolled moti

This ceramic vase is a Doulton Burslem piece featuring a blush ivory-colored ground and Aesthetic Movement influence. The vessel is designed with a bu

Scene painted vase on ovoid form, decorated in the round with an extensive mountain lake view of flying geese and herons. Colored in soft pastels. Gil

This Doulton and Rix Marqueterie footed vase is a stoneware vessel produced by the Doulton Lambeth factory. The form is a multi-lobed tulip style feat

This footed bowl is an example of Doulton and Rix Patent Marqueterie ware, produced in England. The piece is constructed from a ceramic body featuring

This two-piece set consists of a matching cup and saucer produced by Doulton and Co. of Burslem, England. The items are crafted using the Marqueterie

Hand-painted by the artist Ellen Welby, the central well features a profile portrait of a woman wearing a laurel wreath, set against a turquoise blue

This rectangular ceramic tile panel was produced by Minton's Art-Pottery Studio in Kensington Gore and features a design by Henry Stacy Marks. T...

A pair of late 19th century lidded porcelain vases featuring a bleu celeste ground and hand-painted floral decoration. Identified as 2pc lidded porcel

A Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plate of circular form featuring a heavily fluted and scalloped rim. The central well is hand-painted with a scene

A large fine porcelain octagonal-shaped oval serving platter manufactured by Hermes, France. This piece is from the Chiens courants and Chiens d'...

This large French tin-glazed earthenware faience charger, produced by Gien, is executed in the Neo-Renaissance maiolica style. The piece features elab

This large ceramic charger, dating to the late 19th-century Aesthetic Movement, features a finely executed hand-painted central portrait of a young wo

A fine late Victorian Aesthetic Movement ceramic teapot and matching cover, circa 1880. The vessel features a distinctive flattened circular moon-flas

This wooden framed artwork consisting of 3 hand-painted ceramic tiles depicting fish and flora is arranged vertically in a triptych format. The glazed

This vertical rectangular wall plaque is composed of two relief-molded ceramic tiles manufactured by the American Encaustic Tiling Company of Zanesvil

Designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones. The scene shows a black tree with gilt and colored detailing set before a grassy rocky formation and a winding blue ri