This section is reserved for the finest of the early Doulton designers, who between them established the reputation of Doulton as a leading firm in the field of ceramic design. Entries are restricted to works by George Tinworth, the Barlow family, Eliza Simmance, Mark V Marshall, and Frank A Butler. This group were all working for Doultons before 1880.
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HANNAH BARLOW -a mint condition Royal Doulton 11in vase - 624
This Royal Doulton stoneware 11in (27.5cm) vase shows the brilliant handywork of two great designers, Hannah Barlow, and Florence Roberts. Not only is Hannah Barlow’s animalia band of exquisite quality, but also the style and colouring of the rest of the vase by Florence Roberts, is in perfect harmony.
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GEORGE TINWORTH - a pair of 10.5in (26cm) Royal Doulton vases
A mint condition pair of superb Doulton Lambeth vases by the ‘daddy’ of all decorative Doulton, George Tinworth, assisted by one of the finest assistants, Bessie Newbery.
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GEORGE TINWORTH - a 9.25in Doulton Lambeth vase
This 9in (22.5cm) Doulton Lambeth vase dates from the period after 1891, and shows some of the later styles of George Tinworth – it has applied floral motifs, and the use of green glazes. His obsession with the earlier seaweed design has not disappeared, but has been significantly modified.
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ELIZA SIMMANCE - an 11.5in important Doulton Lambeth vase by Eliza Simmance - 219
A bold heavy Doulton Lambeth 11.5in vase, date 1885, with the same background of 'cracked ice' that Eliza used on her Siliconware vases. The pairs of Phoenixes repeat three times around the circumference. Animal subjects on Eliza Simmance's works are rare. This vase shows a variance from the normal Doulton output that is a testament to the creativity of Eliza Simmance.
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FRANK A BUTLER - a 7.5in Doulton Lambeth jardiniere - 165
This lovely Doulton Lambeth 7.5in (9cm) tall jardinière is, for Frank Butler, a restrained item. Designed to hold flowers, perhaps Frank Butler considered the swirling curves of plants would benefit from the geometric patterns rather than his more flamboyant incised shapes.
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FRANK A BUTLER - a 28cm (11in) Doulton Lambeth vase - 720
An exciting and different 28cm Doulton Lambeth vase by one of the top class designers of the late 19th century - Frank A Butler. At a time when all the other designers were incising their patterns on their vases, Frank Butler decided to cover his with white spots! Dating from the last decade of the 19th century, the design and colourway were novel for a Doulton vase of the period.
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NEW - FLORENCE E BARLOW - a 22cm (8.75in) Doulton Lambeth vase - 727
A sweet little Doulton Lambeth vase by the second most eminent member of the redoubtable Barlow family in her characteristic style, with two panels of sgraffito birds.
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ELIZA SIMMANCE - a mint condition pair of Doulton Lambeth Siliconware vases - 356
This pair of 9.5in (23cm) Doulton Lambeth Siliconware vases are as fresh as the day they left the Doulton works over 120 years ago.
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HANNAH B BARLOW -a superb pair of Doulton Lambeth 23cm (11in) vases - 126
A superb pair of 23cm (11in) Doulton Lambeth equestrian vases by the master (mistress?) of that art - Hannah B Barlow - both in mint condition. Pairs of Barlow vases may at times have more exotic animals, but they will not be better quality than these two. As frequently happened, Hannah Barlow was brilliantly assisted by Florence C Roberts, a skilled and experience designer in her own right.
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HANNAH B BARLOW - a pair of Doulton Lambeth 35cm (14in) vases - 457
A superb pair of Doulton Lambeth vases by the finest of Doulton's animal depictors - Hannah Barlow. Each one is exquistely decorated with horses and one donkey. In producing these, Hannah Barlow was assisted by one of the finest of decorators, Bessie Newbery. At 35cm (14in) in height they are perfect for display in a room of almost any size. Top quality in great condition.
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MARK V MARSHALL - a garniture of 3 items of Royal Doulton - 9012
A very rare opportunity to acquire an impressive set of three Royal Doulton, Mark V Marshall designed, items, one carrying his monogram. The jugs are 21cm (10.25in) tall and the bowl is 20cm (8in) in diameter.
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ELIZA SIMMANCE - a Doulton Lambeth Siliconware 5in (12.5cm) mug
This Doulton Lambeth Siliconware mug is typical of the large output of Siliconware by Eliza Simmance. It combines geometric patterns with delicate floral designs.
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ARTHUR B BARLOW - a 7.5in Doulton Lambeth jug - 692
This little 7.5in (18cm) Doulton Lambeth jug by Arthur Barlow shouts about the influence of George Tinworth. Made in 1873, it shows on the one hand, that Arthur Barlow worked with George Tinworth, and that on the other hand, Barlow had already developed his own individuality. The swirling leaf pattern has a freedom of expression that is missing in Tinworth’s seaweed designs, but the decoration of the leaves still owes much to the influence of his mentor. A classic piece of Doulton’s early history in decorative products.
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GEORGE TINWORTH - a Doulton Lambeth beaker with a restored 'friend' - a pair
A pair of fine elaborately decorated Doulton Lambeth 5in (12.5cm) beakers dated 1876 by George Tinworth with hallmarked silver rims. The beakers are decorated with one of Tinworths favorite designs - the seaweed design.
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Price: £595.00 (RESERVED)
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FLORENCE E BARLOW - a Doulton Lambeth jug with silver (plated) rim dated 1876
This mint condition 8.5in (21cm) Doulton Lambeth jug dates from Florence Barlow's early days at Doulton, before she specialised in animalia and then bird subjects. It still shows the influence of George Tinworth, with rosettes and fine beadwork.
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Price: £274.00 (RESERVED)
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FRANK A BUTLER - a 35cm (14in) Doulton Lambeth vase - 370
A magnificent statuesque 35cm (14in) Doulton Lambeth vase from the last decade of the 19th century, with an exuberance of both colour and design that is a contrast with the early work of Frank Butler.
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HANNAH B BARLOW - a 14cm (5.5in) Doulton Lambeth silver-rimmed beaker - 570
When it comes to the depiction of animals, particularly in motion, there was nobody at Doulton Lambeth who could compare with Hannah Barlow: her sgraffito technique was unsurpassed. This beaker, dated 1878, is an early example of Hannah Barlow’s work at Lambeth.
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Price: £545.00 (Reserved)
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ELIZA SIMMANCE - a Doulton Lambeth 23cm (9in) jug - 54
A superb Eliza Simmance Doulton Lambeth jug that is lively and different. This eyecatching jug has all the techniques in use at Doultons at the time. Incised designs, pate-sur-pate, beading, applied motifs, and what Doultons called 'gilt circle work' - except that this time it is in metallic copper.
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MARK V MARSHALL - a Royal Doulton bowl/table centre - 4355
A superb 22.5cm (9in) sculptural Royal Doulton bowl/table centre designed by Mark V Marshall. This bowl/table centre is illustrated on page 200 of Desmond Eyles’ and Louise Irvine’s "The Doulton Lambeth Wares" and described as being a design by Mark V Marshall.
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