William De Morgan
Chipping Campden March 2012 William De Morgan Exhibition Stock
William De Morgan must be regarded as the founding father of the British
Art Pottery Movement and is without doubt a historical landmark both technically
and artistically. De Morgan worked closely with some of the other historical
figures of the Arts and Crafts movement such as William Morris and Burne-Jones
and was a founder member of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society.
Description:
16/3521 William De Morgan Ruby Lustre Charger Decorated with a Large Carnation
14” wide
Circa 1890
£POA
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17/3566 William De Morgan Two Handled Double Lustre Vase By James Hersey
8.5” high
£POA
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18/3564 Substantial William De Morgan Vase Decorated with Carnations
(unmarked)
15” high
10” wide
(ex Harriman Judd)
Circa 1880s
A Hole to the base has been Factory Filled
£POA
Description:
19/3502 William De Morgan Vase decorated with Carnations and Tulips In a Persian Colourway.
Frits to rim.
6” high
1888-97
£POA
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20/3532 Bushey Heath For De Morgan Plate Decorated With a Galleon, Birds and Serpent
5” wide
Circa 1920s
Restoration to Small rim chip
£POA
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21/3531 Bushey Heath For De Morgan Plate Decorated with a Galleon, Birds and Serpent
Decorated with a central Bird and Fantastic Beasts
5.25” wide
Circa 1920s
£POA
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22/3545 William De Morgan Lustre Plate Decorated with Male and Female Triton Signed by Joe Juster
Decorated with a central Bird and Fantastic Beasts
8.5” wide
1888-97
£POA
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23/3578 William De William De Morgan Tile Decorated With Galleon at Sail and Fish
Decorated with a central Bird and Fantastic Beasts
6”
1898
£POA
Description:
24/3581 William De Morgan 6” Serpent Tile
Decorated with a central Bird and Fantastic Beasts
Circa 1890
Marked to back with Initials of H.C. Mossman (Friend of De Morgan)
£POA
