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1. www.moorcroft.com › about_usAbout Us - Moorcroft

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   Early Moorcroft is much-prized by the most renowned auction houses across the world and regularly fetches high prices. Happily, this is still a feature of Moorcroft today where the art pottery’s reputation for both remarkable artistic and good investment qualities have been proven over more than a century.

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

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   Apr 25, 2023 · Moorcroft pottery remains hugely popular amongst collectors. The artistic quality continues to stand the test of time providing a solid investment. However, with the price point varying so widely, we explore how to accurately value a piece of Moorcroft.

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

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   Aug 31, 2022 · With their colourful distinctive style and reputation for quality, Moorcroft pottery has been one of the leading names in British 20 th Century design, and the company is still going strong, with the Queen regularly taking new designs into the Royal Collection.

4. 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.

5. www.hemswell-antiques.com › blog › a-collector-sA collector’s guide to antique Moorcroft Pottery patterns

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   Sought after by collectors since the 19th century, Moorcroft pottery remains highly collectable today. Our latest guide looks at Moorcroft pottery patterns and how to value your collection.

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

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   Mar 23, 2020 · Moorcroft pottery was one of the leading British brands of early 20th-century decorative art, and its creative output continues to be a beloved collector’s item today. Embodying the organic splendor of the Art Nouveau era, Moorcroft cultivated a captivating array of ceramic wares that are vibrant, timeless, and tasteful.

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   Is Moorcroft a good investment?

   • Early Moorcroft is much-prized by the most renowned auction houses across the world and regularly fetches high prices. Happily, this is still a feature of Moorcroft today where the art pottery’s reputation for both remarkable artistic and good investment qualities have been proven over more than a century.

   About Us - Moorcroft

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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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   Is Moorcroft pottery still collectable today?

   • Sought after by collectors since the 19th century, Moorcroft pottery remains highly collectable today. Our latest guide looks at Moorcroft pottery patterns and how to value your collection. William Moorcroft founded his own studio in 1912, having previously been employed by James Macintyre & Co.

   A collector’s guide to antique Moorcroft Pottery patterns

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   What makes Moorcroft unique?

   • Moorcroft pieces feature rich colours, striking organic motifs and radiant glazes, the more prominent these characteristics, the more attractive they are to collectors. The Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts styles continue to thrive, so naturally Moorcroft appeals to these tastes.

   How to value Moorcroft pottery - dawsonS AUCTIONS

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   Who is William Moorcroft?

   • Our latest guide looks at Moorcroft pottery patterns and how to value your collection. William Moorcroft founded his own studio in 1912, having previously been employed by James Macintyre & Co. While at Macintyre’s, Moorcroft was awarded a gold medal at the 1904 St Louis International Exhibition.

   A collector’s guide to antique Moorcroft Pottery patterns

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   What is Moorcroft's history?

   • After Moorcroft’s son Walter became the firm’s designer in 1945, the colours became even more vibrant and patterns such as exotic flowers were added to the ranges. From 1986, Sally Tuffin took over design and introduced patterns based on animals, birds and geometric shapes. 3. Range and price

   Three things to remember when buying Moorcroft pottery

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8. www.the-saleroom.com › moorcroft-potteryThree things to remember when buying Moorcroft pottery

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   Whether you’re seeking that Art Nouveau look, a particularly rare pattern, a piece of pottery to enliven a shelf or a special vase to use and enjoy, you can always find plenty of Moorcroft to browse through on this website. Here are three main factors that can affect the value of these pieces. 1. Background.