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- The Moorcroft Waratah pattern was introduced in the early 1930s and was designed for export to Australia.
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Mar 23, 2020 · Moorcroft Waratah Pattern The Moorcroft Waratah pattern was introduced in the early 1930s and was designed for export to Australia. It was during this period that Moorcroft began incorporating a wider array of exotic blossoms into his motifs.
Oct 16, 2012 · William Moorcroft. 'Waratah' a Fine and Rare Vase, circa 1930. of baluster form, tubelined with four large flowers in tones of pink and cream, against a mottled green and blue ground. 24.2cm high, signed in blue 'W.Moorcroft' with facsimile signature and 'Potter to H.M the Queen'.
William Moorcroft. 'Waratah' an Outstanding Flambe-Fired Vase, circa 1930. tube-lined in relief with a continuous frieze of stemmed flora exhibiting vibrant yellow beneath a flambe glaze, the background revealing subtle tones of blue and salmon pink.
Moorcroft Waratah Vase from 1930. William Moorcroft, a Waratah vase, circa 1930, stamped and inscribed: W. Moorcroft, Made in England, By Appointment Potter to HM The Queen, 19 cm high. Provenance: The Ruth Simon Collection, Sydney
Apr 19, 2013 · 'Waratah' a Rare Vase, circa 1932. the cylindrical vessel with flared conical rim, decorated to the exterior with four large flower heads against a navy ground. 18cm high, signed in blue 'W.Moorcroft' stamped facsimile signature and 'Potter to HM the Queen' Footnotes.
Iconic pieces like Waratah, which sell today for phenomenal prices on the secondary market, can be found as well as curiosa from times gone by; a moustache-protecting teacup, an old clocking-in machine for factory workers and experimental flambé- fired and lustre vases.
The main Moorcroft marks changed as William Moorcroft moved from Macintyre & Co, at the end of the 19th century and then when Walter Moorcroft took over from his father. The Moorcroft marks remained steady until the modern owners instigated a system of dating and then again until modern Moorcroft design studio artists, where allowed to mark the ...
