Doulton Lambeth
The firm of Doulton originated in Lambeth in the early 19th century. Until the second half of the 19th century it made no decorative domestic items. This section shows the wide variety of items that were made apart from vases, dating from the 1870s onwards. To expand their production and product range they bought Pinder Bourne & Co in 1877. This became Doulton Burslem, with a very different range of products.
 
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An Art Deco Royal Doulton Vase by Jane Hurst - 7739An Art Deco 9.25" (23cm) Royal Doulton vase with swirling bands of blue and brown and stylised green lotus flowers by Jane Hurst. |
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Royal Doulton Art Nouveau stoneware jardiniere on pedestal by Rosina Brown - 7404A very rare Royal Doulton 'Natural Foliage Ware' stoneware jardiniere on pedestal dating from the early 20th century. The overall height is 95cm. This entry deals with the jardiniere only. The price is for both items. |
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Hannah Barlow beaker decorated with dogsThis 4.5" (21cm) beaker by Hannah Barlow is an early and simple work. It demonstrates the exceptional abilities of this artist, whose stature among Doulton designers is unassailable. |
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Doulton Lambeth beaker, by George Tinworth, with a restored 'friend' - a pairA 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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A Royal Doulton Tyg with silver plated rim - 6677A 6" tall three handled Tyg from the early 20th Century with leaf decoration made for Mappin & Webb. The style does not fit the date of manufacture. It is a true 'retro' piece. |
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A superb 10" Doulton Lambeth bowl by Frances E Lee - 469An 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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An 8" Doulton Lambeth jug by Edith D LuptonA Doulton Lambeth 8" (20cm) jug by one of the finest designers of the late 19th century - Edith D Lupton. |
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A pair of Doulton Lambeth Ewers - 1662A matched pair of 6.25" (21cm) Doulton Lambeth ewers dating from the last decade of the 19th century. |
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A 10" salad bowl with servers by Florence Barlow - 351An early 10" (25cm) Doulton Lambeth bowl by the Barlow sister (Florence) that later became renowned for her depection of birds. This work is typical of Doultons output in the 1870s. MORE PHOTOS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. |
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Doulton Lambeth 6" jug by Eliza Simmance - 5650A 6" (15cm) jug by the 'queen' of creative design from the end of the 19th Century, Eliza Simmance, bridging the gap between Victorian extravagance and Art Nouveau's relative simplicity. |
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An avant garde Royal Doulton vase by Bessie Newbery - 7900A delightful Art Deco 7.25" (18cm) Royal Doulton vase by Bessie Newbery with abstract designs (whacky?). |
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Royal Doulton Art Nouveau large stoneware jardiniere - 7736An 8" tall early 20th century Art Nouveau Royal Doulton stoneware jardiniere by Florrie Jones. |
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A Lovely brushline Royal Doulton bowl by Joan Honey - 8356A 9" (22.5cm) Royal Doulton bowl with Art Nouveau brushlined decoration of green leaves and diagramatic tree patterns. |
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An 1875 Doulton Lambeth Mustard Pot by Edith LuptonAn exquisite 3" (8cm) early example of the elaborate stoneware designs produced at Doulton Lambeth in the 1870s. This mustard pot shows the fastidious way that even the smallest of Doulton Lambeth wares were made. This is Edith Lupton at her best. |
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A 5" Doulton Lambeth tankard by George TinworthA mint condition piece by the 'daddy' and founder of the department at Doultons that produced their first decorative items. |
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A Royal Doulton 'Gilt Circle' cauldron - 1904A mint condition 6.5" (16cm) Royal Doulton cauldron-shaped 'Gilt Circle' pot by Nellie Garbett. The pot is about 6" diameter and has three legs and three handles. |
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