Royal Doulton 1902-1920
In 1902, Doultons became Royal Doulton with the grant of a royal warrant from King Edward VII. This was not the only major change. With the change of name came a major change of design, with the flourishing of the Art Nouveau movement. For the items produced in significant numbers, the elaborate designs with elaborate detail gave way to simple tubelined designs with blocks of plain colour. For the 'top' designers such as Mark Marshall and Eliza Simmance the sophistication of design and colour remained, but not with the intricacy of detail seen in the previous two decades. In the later part of this period, the Art Deco movement ran in parallel with the Art Nouveau movement.
 
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Pair of 7" Royal Doulton vases with pastoral scenes - 7557EA delightful pair of early 20th century Royal Doulton vases with a pastoral scene with shepherd, sheep, birds, trees and hedges. |
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Royal Doulton spill vase by Rosina Brown - 6674A very smart 7" (17.5cm) Art Nouveau Royal Doulton spill vase with floral motifs by Rosina Brown dating from the very early 20th century. |
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Art Deco Royal Doulton vase - 7943A lovely Art Deco Royal Doulton 'New Style' vase from the second decade of the 20th century. |
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A Royal Doulton Deco Spill vase - 7899A 7" (17cm) Art Deco Royal Doulton Spill vase with a stylised apple design, by one of Doulton's finest ceramic artists - Maud Bowden |
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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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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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A pair of 8.25" vases by Bessie Newbery 7408A superb pair of true Art Deco Royal Doulton stoneware vases by one of the finest of the Doulton's ceramic artists, Bessie Newbery. As Bessie Newbery finished at Doultons in 1923, after 42 years, these vase are likely to date from the beginning of the 20th century. |
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Royal Doulton 'thistle' vase by Leslie HarradineThis mint condition 8.5" (21cm) Royal Doulton vase by Leslie Harradine is one of the new shapes, produced by him in the early years of the 20th Century, that were not circular. |
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An Art Nouveau Royal Doulton vase by Maud Bowden - 6082A very pretty little 5.25" (13cm) Royal Doulton Art Nouveau Vase, by one of Doultons finest 20th century ceramic artists - Maud Bowden |
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A pair of Royal Doulton vases, one by Lily Partington - 6230A pair of 5.5" (14cm) Royal Art Nouveau vases. One of the vases is signed by Lily Partington. They date from the first decade of the 20th century. |
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Royal Doulton flared floral vase by Jane Hurst - 8075DAn exuberant 10.5" (26cm) floral Art Nouveau tubelined Royal Doulton vase by one of the most fastidious ceramic artists of the early 20th century - Jane Hurst. |
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Royal Doulton foliage ware vase by Maud Bowden - 8517A mint condition Royal Doulton foliage ware 7" vase by one of the finest ceramic artists of the early 20th century - Maud Bowden |
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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 pair of square pots by Leslie Harradine - H 13A pair of square Royal Doulton Art Nouveau pots measuring 3.75" (9cm) wide by 3" (7.5cm) tall by one of Doultons greatest designers, with the assistance of one of the finest ceramic artists, Maud Bowden |
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A garniture of three Leslie Harradine itemsThis charming display is a combination of two of the items displayed on the page of the website. |
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Royal Doulton Art Nouveau vase - 1794A small (6.25" -26cm) silver rimmed Royal Doulton vase by Ethel Beard of superb quality that epitomises the Art Nouveau period. The vase brings to mind the works of Mucha and Erte, in terms of its shape, colour and opulance. |
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Royal Doulton Art Nouveau stoneware vase - 7760FThis tube-lined Royal Doulton Art Nouveau stoneware vase, 20cm (8in) tall, design 7760F, dates from the very beginning of the 20th century. Crafted by one of Doulton's finest ceramic artists - Bessie Newbery. |
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Pair of Royal Doulton vases by Jane Hurst - 7816AA magnificent pair of large 13" (32cm) stoneware Royal Doulton Art Nouveau floral vases by Jane Hurst. This highly succesful rose design was used by Doultons on a variety of shapes of vase, and in a variety of background colours. |
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A Royal Doulton vase by Jane Hurst - 7816EA lovely 11" tubelined stoneware Art Nouveau vase with roses by one of the most fastidious ceramic artists of the early 20th century - Jane Hurst |
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an Art Nouveau Rotal Doulton pair of 7.5" vases by Jane Hurst - 7816NA pair of Royal Doulton Art Nouveau 7.5" (19cm) vases by one of the most meticulous of Doultons ceramic artists - Jane Hurst - both in perfect condition. |
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A Royal Doulton 'Gilt Circle' cauldron - 1904
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Superb Royal Doulton Ewer by Eliza Simmance - 4468A superb 8" (20cm) Royal Doulton Ewer designed by Eliza Simmance and made for the Art Union of London. The assistant to Eliza Simmance was in this case, Florrie Jones. |
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A pair of Royal Doulton Art Nouveau 7.5" hexagonal vasesThis pair of hexagonal 7.5" (19cm) Royal Doulton Art Nouveau vases by Ethel Beard date from about 1912. The shape is illustrated on p219 of 'The Doulton Lambeth Wares' by Desmond Eyles and Louise Irvine. |
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A 7" Royal doulton Stoneware Art Nouveau vase by Bessie Newbery - 8002This 7" (17.5cm) Royal Doulton Stoneware vase dates from about 1912, when Doultons first started the mass production of a series of vases decorated by the means of pigment brush-lining. It was decorated by Bessie newbery, one of the finest ceramic artists that Doultons ever had. |
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