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Moorcroft Pottery Bowl, Hibiscus Pattern

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Moorcroft Pottery Bowl, Hibiscus Pattern
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Moorcroft pottery bowl decorated in the classic Hibiscus pattern, one of the most enduring designs introduced by Walter Moorcroft in the mid twentieth century. The bold red hibiscus bloom is outlined in raised tube lined detail with vivid yellow leaves against a rich turquoise ground, capturing the vitality and warmth associated with this celebrated floral motif. A compelling example of modern Moorcroft art from a high demand designer era. Decorated in vivid tube lined detail with naturalistic color contrasts, the Hibiscus design symbolizes delicate beauty unity and the fleeting brilliance of nature, making it one of the most cherished of Moorcroft's patterns. The tube lined decoration reflects the Florian tradition established by William Moorcroft at the turn of the twentieth century, where raised slip outlines and translucent glazes created the glowing floral style that remains the hallmark of Moorcroft design. The underside is impressed Moorcroft and England with painted WM monogram, confirming its studio origin.

Issued: Mid 20th Century, circa 1950 to 1970
Dimensions: 1.5"H x 7.5" dia. Country of Origin: England

Condition: Age related wear.