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1. www.invaluable.com › blog › inside-the-archivesA Guide to Moorcroft Pottery: History, Patterns, and Prices

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   Mar 23, 2020 · So how much are Moorcroft vases worth? This guide offers recent prices at auction for some of the most popular antique Moorcroft patterns, and how perennial favorites reflect the elegant, organic aesthetic for which Moorcroft pottery was originally known.

2. www.dawsonsauctions.co.uk › news-item › how-to-valueHow to value Moorcroft pottery - dawsonS AUCTIONS

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   Apr 25, 2023 · Sold for £2,700. Early examples tend to have the highest value, with patterns from 1910 – 1930 remaining hotly sought after, namely Pomegranate (1910), Wisteria (1910), Eventide (1923), and Dawn (1926). Rare examples from the Macintyre period can be extremely valuable and have exceeded £10,000!

3. www.meaningfulspaces.com › how-to-value-moorcroftHow to Value Moorcroft Pottery: Expert Tips and Appraisal Guide

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   Nov 2, 2023 · Collectors are willing to pay hundreds of pounds for vases like the William Moorcroft footed vase (£1,350) and the Moorcroft Leaf & Berry vase (£700). The value of Moorcroft pottery continues to rise, as seen in the £1,500 fetched by a Moorcroft Prestige London vase (Lot 445).”

4. www.the-saleroom.com › en-gb › price-guidemoorcroft Auctions Prices | moorcroft Guide Prices - the-saleroom

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   Lot 378. William Moorcroft (1872-1945), a 'Leaf and Berry' pot and cover, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, with impressed facsimile signature and 'Potter to H.M. The Queen, Made in England',11.5cm diameter (2)Condition ReportRestoration to the rim of the cover. Live Auction.

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5. www.potteriesauctions.com › news › how-much-is-myHow Much is My Moorcroft Vase Worth? - Potteries Auctions

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   Feb 10, 2020 · We have sold many Moorcroft vases in our time, reaching an amazing £17,200 hammer price for a Moorcroft Flambe vase in 2015. Find out if you have a valuable Moorcroft vase in your possession.

6. andrew-muir.com › ceramics-for-sale › moorcroftWilliam Moorcroft Pottery For Sale, Moorcroft Vases, Jars ...

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   Buy William Moorcroft pottery designs and ceramics including Moorcroft vases, jars, teapots and more from Andrew Muir, a leading Moorcroft dealer.

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   What is my Moorcroft worth?

   • Prices for Moorcroft pottery range from a few pounds for a piece of Powder Blue (the tableware used in Liberty’s café between 1913 and 1963) to several thousand pounds for the rarer and more unusual pieces with the Walter and William designs particularly sought after.

   A Buyer's Guide to Moorcroft Pottery | Griffin's Auctioneers

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   How much is Moorcroft pottery worth?

   • In the world of collectible pottery, Moorcroft has long been revered for its exquisite craftsmanship and timeless designs. One of the most enticing aspects of Moorcroft pottery is its incredible value at auctions. The recent sale of Lot 437, a pair of Moorcroft vases, fetched an impressive £580 in a March 2019 auction.

   How to Value Moorcroft Pottery: Expert Tips and Appraisal Guide

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   Are Moorcroft vases worth anything?

   • Although other Moorcroft vases might not reach sale prices into the several thousands like this example did, it is always a popular style that often fetches hundreds of pounds for pieces at auction. So read on to find out if you have a valuable Moorcroft vase in your possession! This trio of Moorcroft vases were auctioned in March 2019.

   How Much is My Moorcroft Vase Worth? - Potteries Auctions

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   How much is a Moorcroft Flambe vase worth?

   • We’ve sold many Moorcroft vases in our time, reaching an amazing £17,200 hammer price for a Moorcroft Flambe vase in 2015. This piece, pictured here, was an important William Moorcroft Flambe Eventide Landscape Exhibition Vase with silver plated stand and cover, and was in excellent condition.

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   How do I get my Moorcroft valued?

   • If you are looking to get your Moorcroft valued, you can contact Potteries Auctions by calling 01782 638100 or emailing enquiries@potteriesauctions.com to book a valuation appointment. They offer Tuesday valuation days where you can bring in your items for evaluation. Additionally, they also provide valuations via WhatsApp.

   How to Value Moorcroft Pottery: Expert Tips and Appraisal Guide

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   What makes a Moorcroft piece unique?

   • Rarity and uniqueness: Consider the exceptional craftsmanship, design, or historical significance of the piece. Moorcroft pieces that stand out from the rest are often highly sought after and command higher prices. Designs by renowned artists like William and Walter Moorcroft tend to reach impressive values on the auction block.

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8. www.griffinsauctions.co.uk › about › auctionA Buyer's Guide to Moorcroft Pottery | Griffin's Auctioneers

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   Aug 31, 2022 · What is my Moorcroft worth? Prices for Moorcroft pottery range from a few pounds for a piece of Powder Blue (the tableware used in Liberty’s café between 1913 and 1963) to several thousand pounds for the rarer and more unusual pieces with the Walter and William designs particularly sought after.