Doulton Lambeth up to 1902
Doultons progressed from functional products such as drain pipes and sanitary ware, to decorative products when George Tinworth joined them in 1866. He and others won for Doultons prizes at international exhibitions in 1867,1871 and 1873, in London Paris and Vienna. By this stage Doultons were in the forefront of decorative ceramics. With names like Eliza Simmance, Frank Butler and the Barlow family, Doultons established a status that brought prosperity and technical progress. Towards the end of the 'Doulton Lambeth' period, designs started to change and the complexity of the shapes and decoration became simpler - it was the start of the Art Nouveau period.
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A silver-rimmed Doulton Lambeth 3-piece cruet in hunting/harvest style
A Doulton Lambeth three piece cruet set with harvest/hunting scenes, and hallmarked silver rims. All three items are consistent in style, but have differing hallmarks.
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MARTHA ROGERS - an 8.75in (22cm) Doulton Lambeth ewer - 474
An early (1880) mint condition Doulton Lambeth ewer by a designer (Martha Rogers) whose works are rare.
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FRANCES E LEE - a superb 10in Doulton Lambeth bowl - 469
An elaborately decorated Doulton Lambeth 10" (25cm) three-footed bowl by two of the leading designer/artists of the late 19th century. It is in the traditional colours of the period, brown, cobalt blue and grey.
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KATE ROGERS - a Doulton Lambeth stoneware 11in (27.5cm) vase
An unusual piece. A stoneware vase by an artist, Kate Rogers, known for her Faience ware. The design on the vase is characteristic of faience, with a naturalistic portrayal of flowers (pate-sur-pate) and high gloss glaze, also more usually associated with faience.
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LOUISA J DAVIS - a pair of mint Doulton Lambeth vases - 446
These two lovely mint condition 10.5in (26cm) Doulton Lambeth vases were ahead of their time. At a time when the leading designers felt that it was their responsibility to cover the whole area of the vase with detailed designs, Louisa J Davis left sizeable areas as high-gloss grey or cobalt blue plain glaze.
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EDITH KEMP - A Doulton Lambeth silver (plate) rimmed mug from 1880 - D1496
A mint condition Doulton Lambeth 5in (12.5cm) elaborately decorated mug with silver plated rim. Who was clever enough to guess that it was by George Tinworth? Please read on!
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AGNES E M BAIGENT - a pair of 23cm (9in) Doulton Lambeth Faience vases - 63
This pair of superb Doulton Lambeth Faience vases are reminiscent of the work of illustrators such as Kate Greenaway and Arthur Rackham. The stylised leaf and berry motifs are outlined in a dark green, against an ivory background, to give maximum impact to the design. A true pair, they are left and right handed. They can be dated accurately to 1901-2, as Agnes Baigent started at Doultons in 1901 and they are marked 'Doulton Lambeth' and not 'Royal Doulton'. The visual impact of this pair is very striking.
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EMILY S STORMER - A pair of Doulton Lambeth 40cm (16in) vases - 247
This superb pair of Doulton Lambeth vases represents the zenith of Victorian design in the 1870s to 1880s. The vases are large, confident, elaborate, detailed and colourful. It is a true pair with left and right handed designs. It takes only a small amount of imagination to visualise these spectacular vases gracing the ends of a Victorian mantelpiece.
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An elegant 11.5in (29cm) Doulton Lambeth vase by Ethel Beard - 8332
A Royal Doulton vase from the very end of the 19th century, that bridges the gap between Victorian Gothic design and Art Nouveau simplicity.
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ELIZABETH A SAYERS - a beautiful Doulton Lambeth 8in jug - 336
This exciting piece of early Doulton Lambeth in excellent condition, by Elizabeth A Sayers shows a lively colour choice that is unusual for the period (1877).
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Price: £274.00 (RESERVED)
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FRANCES E LEE - a pair of Doulton Lambeth Silicon ware 18.5cm (7.5in) vases - 802
An elaborately decorated pair of Doulton Lambeth Silicon ware vases by one of the finest designers of the late 19th century – Frances E Lee – in near perfect and unrestored condition.
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A very rare Doulton Lambeth marqueterie dish in excellent condition.
A rare opportunity to acquire a top quality example of the Doulton Lambeth that Desmond Eyles in his "The Doulton Lambeth Wares" describes as “probably the rarest” form. This is delicate piece in exceptional condition.
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