William De Morgan
Chipping Campden March 2010 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.
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30/3264 Important William De Morgan Tile Panel decorated with a Fearsome Herron with Stylised Background of Flowers and Foliage
The three tiles are of unusual size each being 9”
1888—97
£POA
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31/3295 William De Morgan Jardiniere decorated with Floral design in a Persian Palate by Fred Passenger
9” wide, 7.5” high
1888-97
Restoration to rim chips
£POA
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32/470 William De Morgan Ruby Lustre Tile
Decorated with “fantastic Duck” Design
6” x 6”
1882-8
£POA
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33/473 William De Morgan Plaque Decorated with a Predatory Bird In a Ruby Lustre Glaze
Unmarked (Ceramic impressed “H”)
See Martin Greenwood Page 214, Plate 84 for similar design
12” wide
Circa 1890
£POA
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34/472 William De Morgan Vase in the Persian Palate
Decorated with Fish amongst Seaweed
6” high
1888-97
£POA
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Selling Exhibition Catalogue for March 2010 Show
84 pages full colour illustrations of the 81 exhibits
£9 including postage within the UK, £13 overseas